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[APAC-Staff] Teleconference Details: 19th Dec 20:00 Tokyo Time
by Nick Ashton-Hart Dec. 19, 2006

Dec. 19, 2006

This is a RESEND of the message from yesterday. No information in it has changed. ------ Good morning all! Below are the details for attending the conference. IMPORTANT: If you do NOT see your country on the list of freephone numbers, you need to email Victoria.tricamo(a)icann.org and provide her with a number for the service to dial out to you on. PARTICIPANT ACCESS INFORMATION Please join MR NICK ASHTON HART on DEC-19-2006 (Tuesday) at 08:00 PM TOKYO,SEOUL,YAKUTSK TIME. TIME IN VARIOUS TIMEZONES: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ meetingtime.html?month=12&day=19&year=2006&p1=248&p2=246&p3=264&p4=43 AUDIO PARTICIPANT ACCESS CALL DATE: DEC-19-2006 (Tuesday) CALL TIME: 08:00 PM TOKYO,SEOUL,YAKUTSK TIME DURATION: 1 hr LEADER: MR NICK ASHTON HART PASSCODE: 9210810 AUSTRALIA Toll Free Number: 1-800-880-485 AUSTRALIA Toll Number: +61-2-8211-1386 AUSTRIA Toll Free Number: 0800-999-636 AUSTRIA Toll Number: +43-1-92-89-654 BELGIUM Toll Free Number: 0800-4-8360 BELGIUM Toll Number: +32-2-402-2432 BRAZIL Toll Free Number: 0800-8912038 CHINA A Toll Free Number: 10800-712-1193 CHINA B Toll Free Number: 10800-120-1193 CZECH REPUBLIC Toll Number: +420-2-25-98-56-15 DENMARK Toll Free Number: 8088-6075 DENMARK Toll Number: +45-7014-0238 FINLAND Toll Free Number: 0-800-1-12056 FINLAND Toll Number: +358-106-33-164 FRANCE Toll Free Number: 080-511-1431 FRANCE Toll Number: +33-1-70-75-00-04 GERMANY Toll Free Number: 0800-216-1601 GERMANY Toll Number: +49-69-2222-52104 GREECE Toll Free Number: 00800-12-5999 GREECE Toll Number: +30-80-1-100-0639 HONG KONG Toll Free Number: 800-964-136 HONG KONG Toll Number: +852-2286-5632 HUNGARY Toll Free Number: 06-800-15227 INDIA Toll Free Number: 000-800-852-1216 INDONESIA Toll Free Number: 001-803-011-3500 IRELAND Toll Free Number: 1800-931-782 IRELAND Toll Number: +353-1-246-0036 ISRAEL Toll Free Number: 1-80-9303048 ITALY Toll Free Number: 800-906-585 ITALY Toll Number: +39-02-3600-0326 JAPAN Toll Free Number: 00531-12-1149 JAPAN Toll Number: +81-3-5539-5154 LUXEMBOURG Toll Number: +352-27-000-1314 MALAYSIA Toll Free Number: 1-800-80-8121 NETHERLANDS Toll Free Number: 0800-023-4655 NETHERLANDS Toll Number: +31-20-710-9321 NEW ZEALAND Toll Free Number: 0800-443-793 NEW ZEALAND Toll Number: +64-9-970-4641 NORWAY Toll Free Number: 800-11982 NORWAY Toll Number: +47-21-59-00-14 POLAND Toll Free Number: 00-800-1210067 PORTUGAL Toll Free Number: 8008-12179 RUSSIA Toll Free Number: 8-10-8002-9613011 SINGAPORE Toll Free Number: 800-120-4057 SINGAPORE Toll Number: +65-6883-9197 SOUTH AFRICA Toll Free Number: 080-09-93390 SOUTH KOREA Toll Free Number: 00798-14800-6323 SOUTH KOREA Toll Number: +82-2-6744-1052 SPAIN Toll Free Number: 800-099-279 SPAIN Toll Number: +34-91-414-15-44 SWEDEN Toll Free Number: 0200-887-612 SWEDEN Toll Number: +46-8-566-10-782 SWITZERLAND Toll Free Number: 0800-000-038 SWITZERLAND Toll Number: +41-44-580-7718 TAIWAN Toll Free Number: 00801-137-565 TAIWAN Toll Number: +886-2-2795-7346 THAILAND Toll Free Number: 001-800-1206-65091 UNITED KINGDOM Toll Free Number: 0800-018-0795 UNITED KINGDOM Toll Number: +44-20-7019-0812 USA Toll Free Number: 877-818-6787 USA Toll Number: +1-210-795-0472 _______________________________________________ APAC-Staff mailing list APAC-Staff(a)atlarge-lists.icann.org http://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/apac-staff_atlarge- lists.icann.org

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ALAC Committee - Liaisons to other constituencies and processes
by ICANN At Large Staff Dec. 13, 2006

Dec. 13, 2006

Hello everyone! An interesting discussion has started in the European At-Large community list and considering the nature of the conversation I thought it would be sensible to acquaint those of you not following this discussion (there are many from other regions listening in) with an element of it. For those who are not aware, the At-Large Advisory Committee has the right to appoint a number of liaisons, and in the case of the NomCom, a number of actual members, who participate in the work of the other communities and key working groups and report back to ALAC on what is happening, as well as taking the view of ALAC, and by extension the At-Large community, back to those other constituencies. These positions therefore represent important opportunities for the point of view of the At-Large constituency to be represented, though there are various perspectives about how effective these positions can be, for a whole variety of reasons, which I hope those who have views will express for a more complete and rich debate. A question was raised about who is eligible to fill these positions: members of the ALAC only, or anyone. ICANN's legal staff were asked to provide a view on the subject, and have done so, making clear that since the Bylaws do not require membership in the ALAC in order to, for example, be the ALAC Board Liaison, it is for the ALAC to decide the manner in which these positions are appointed, elected, or otherwise filled. This is in line with ALAC practice, having had Bret Fausett, a non-ALAC member, as GNSO Liaison for some years now. The discussion has moved on to a request that there should be set rules of procedure with respect to these appointments, so that the community could see transparently who was being nominated, how they were being nominated, and on what basis selected. The ALAC did resolve to compile draft procedures relating to these matters, with Vittorio Bertola volunteering to take on this task. There are quite a few liaison positions. The posts are as follows: (5) seats on the Nominating Committee (out of a total of 17 voting members) (1) liaison to the ICANN Board (1) liaison to the GNSO (1) liaison to the ccNSO Additionally the following ad-hoc appointments/liaison positions currently exist: (1) liaison to the IDN Working Group (1) liaison to the WHOIS Working Group (1) liaison to the President's Advisory Committee on IDNs The provisions of the Bylaws with respect to these matters can be found at: http://www.icann.org/general/bylaws.htm. Article XI,s2(4) contains provisions related to the ALAC. Provisions related to the appointment, revocation of appointment, and/or reappointment appear in various places in the Bylaws in respect of the ccNSO and the GNSO, but in both cases, the ALAC may appoint, reappoint, or revoke an appointment, of its liaisons as it pleases and no term is defined for either. Note that there are particular provisions for the Regional At-Large Organisations to provide input into the appointment of the five voting seats on the Nominating Committee - with RALOs in later stages of formation in many regions, you may wish to consider how to provide input to ALAC with respect to these positions in due course. There is one seat per Geographic Region as defined by ICANN. I hope that this email has served to accurately convey the nature of the discussions and introduce (in particular) those who may be new to At-Large to this important subject. -- Regards, Nick Ashton-Hart ICANN At Large Main Tel: +44 (20) 8800-1011] USA Tel: +1 (202) 657-5460 Fax: +44 (20) 7681-3135 mobile: +44 (7774) 932798 email: nashton(a)spamcop.net Win IM: ashtonhart(a)hotmail.com / AIM/iSight: nashtonhart(a)mac.com / Skype: nashtonhart

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Re: [APAC-Discuss] [Tuvalu]
by Teddy A PURWADI Dec. 12, 2006

Dec. 12, 2006

At 06:57 PM 12/11/2006, Franck Martin wrote: >Teddy, > >Before you raise this issue, I would advise you >to go to Tuvalu and discuss with the people >there. Do not enter affairs with little >knowledge especially when they are someone else. Franck, What Im thinking about ".tv", it was since 1998, including ".tp" (wich has been changed to ".tl"), and ".cc". Considerations: In my country (".id"), one of the example is http://www.rcti.tv One of the large TV broadcasting station; That my internal affair in my country, one of the company using it, since ".tv" is not an "g-TLD"; If ".tv" as a g-TLD, there will b an opportunity to open more registrars and ICANN has to use their policy; (TV in electronic industry is the most popular one in public globally as Television since 1950s) >Just to give you some ideas. The proceeds of the >ccTLD TV is, I think, about 20% of the national >budget of Tuvalu. Tuvalu is famous because, it >may be the first country that will suffer from >global warming and sea level rise. Global >warming partly due to deforestation from aggressive logging companies... Confusing me...sorry. >With this environment, and little resources >available to the people of Tuvalu, would you cut >such revenue to a small island state or help them increase this revenue? So, r you agree of misuse of cc-tld commercially?; Globally? and also Monopolistic? How about the idea to re-delegate ".tv" from cc-TLD to g-TLD policy? Then, ICANN open many more registrars all over the world, and Tuvalu got x% from those revenue probably more better revenue than now? If we are still stick on ".tv" as cc-TLD and many countries worldwidely using it, then Tuvalu is going to be an "Only One Global Cyber Country" in this planet. (breach our ISO worldwidely). ISO has to change Tuvalu's prefix as it happened to ".tp" to ".tl". Sincerely yours, -tap ><http://www.tuvalu.tv>www.tuvalu.tv >www.gov.tv ><http://map.tuvalu.tv>map.tuvalu.tv > >On 12/11/06, Teddy A PURWADI ><<mailto:teddyap@isoc-id.org> teddyap(a)isoc-id.org> wrote: >Hello, > >Is somebody here has discussed on ".tv" cc-TLD? > >I raise question here because there are many Internet >registrants registered their second_domain of tv for >television name not Tuvalu as a name of country. >Misuse? or >Fraud? > >Do we have to suggest it to ICANN that misuse of ".tv" >as "uknown g-TLD"?. > >I think we have to discuss it on policy basis. > >Thanks, >-teddyap > >Ref: > ><https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/tv.html>https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/tv.html > >http://www.icann.org/cctlds/ ><http://www.iana.org/root-whois/index.html>http://www.iana.org/root-whois/index.html >http://www.iana.org/root-whois/tv.htm ><http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/li…>http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/li… > > > >______________________________ >_________________ >APAC-Discuss mailing list ><mailto:APAC-Discuss@atlarge-lists.icann.org>APAC-Discuss(a)atlarge-lists.icann.org >http://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/apac-discuss_atlarge-lists.… > > > >-- >-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- >Franck Martin ><mailto:franck.martin@gmail.com>franck.martin(a)gmail.com >"Toute connaissance est une réponse à une question" >G. Bachelard

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[Tuvalu]
by Teddy A PURWADI Dec. 11, 2006

Dec. 11, 2006

Hello, Is somebody here has discussed on ".tv" cc-TLD? I raise question here because there are many Internet registrants registered their second_domain of tv for television name not Tuvalu as a name of country. Misuse? or Fraud? Do we have to suggest it to ICANN that misuse of ".tv" as "uknown g-TLD"?. I think we have to discuss it on policy basis. Thanks, -teddyap Ref: https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/tv.html http://www.icann.org/cctlds/ http://www.iana.org/root-whois/index.html http://www.iana.org/root-whois/tv.htm http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/li…

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