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CEO Fadi Chehadi's Opening Presentation in Toronto
by Chris Chaplow Oct. 23, 2012

Oct. 23, 2012

Members, Following our request a PDF of the slides from CEO Fadi Chehadis Opening Speech in Toronto has now been published on the ICANN website. It includes slides on the new managements structure of the organization. It can be downloaded here: http://toronto45.icann.org/meetings/toronto2012/presentation-chehade-charts- course-15oct12-en.pdf A video of the presentation can also be viewed here <http://toronto45.icann.org/> http://toronto45.icann.org/ You will need to scroll down the video list to select it. It is in three parts. best Chris Chaplow Managing Director Andalucia.com S.L. Avenida del Carmen 9 Ed. Puertosol, Puerto Deportivo 1ª Planta, Oficina 30 Estepona, 29680 Malaga, Spain Tel: + (34) 952 897 865 Fax: + (34) 952 897 874 E-mail: <mailto:chris@andalucia.com> chris(a)andalucia.com Web: <http://www.andalucia.com/> www.andalucia.com Information about Andalucia, Spain.

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Update on New gTLD RPM Working Groups
by Elisa Cooper Oct. 23, 2012

Oct. 23, 2012

BC Member, Please attend this meeting for an update on the progress of the three Working Groups. As a reminder the Working Groups are as follows: 1. Working Group #1 led by J. Scott Evans * Focused on Trademark Clearinghouse technical implementation; Sunrise and Claims extension; and inclusion of abusively registered names into the Trademark Clearinghouse 2. Working Group #2 led by Fabricio Vayra * Focused on implementation of the URS (Uniform Rapid Suspension) 3. Working Group #3 led by Brian Beckham and Claudio de Gangi * Focused on the implementation of a blocking mechanism for second-level registrations I'll update this meeting request with dial-in information once I receive it. Best, Elisa Elisa Cooper Director of Product Marketing MarkMonitor 208 389-5779

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RV: Peru domains registrar hacked
by MARIO MAAWAD MARCOS Oct. 21, 2012

Oct. 21, 2012

for your information Regards, Mario ------------ Sent from my Blackberry De: Mario [mailto:mmaawad@gmail.com] Enviado: Sunday, October 21, 2012 09:55 AM Para: MARIO MAAWAD MARCOS Asunto: Peru domains registrar hacked http://thehackernews.com/2012/10/peru-domains-registrar-hacked-and.html#sth… ¿Necesita imprimir este mensaje? Protejamos el medio ambiente • Li cal imprimir aquest missatge? Protegim el medi ambient • Precisa imprimir esta mensaxe? Protexamos o ambiente • Beharrezkoa da mezu hau inprimatzea? Babestu dezagun ingurumena • Do you need to print this message? Let's protect the environment Advertencia legal: la información de este mensaje de correo electrónico es confidencial y se dirige exclusivamente al destinatario previsto. Si usted ha recibido el mensaje por error, por favor, notifíquelo al remitente y bórrelo sin copiarlo, grabarlo ni distribuirlo. Advertiment legal: la informació d’aquest missatge de correu electrònic és confidencial i s’adreça exclusivament al destinatari previst. Si ha rebut el missatge per error, sisplau, notifiqui-ho al remitent i esborri’l sense copiar-lo, enregistrar-lo ni distribuir-lo. Advertencia legal: a información desta mensaxe de correo electrónico é confidencial e diríxese exclusivamente ó destinatario previsto. Se vostede recibiu a mensaxe por erro, por favor, notifíquello ó remitente e bórrea sen copiala, gravala nin distribuíla. Lege-ohartarazpena: mezu elektroniko honetako informazioa konfidentziala da, eta aurreikusitako hartzaileak jaso behar du. Mezu hau hutsegiteren baten ondorioz jaso baduzu, arren, jakinaraz iezaiozu bidaltzaileari, eta ezabatu mezua, hura kopiatu, grabatu edo banatu gabe. Legal warning: the information contained in this e-mail message is confidential and is for the exclusive attention of the planned recipient. If you have received the message by error, please notify the sender and delete the message without copying, recording or distributing it.

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GAC - FINAL_Toronto_Communique_20121017
by Marilyn Cade Oct. 21, 2012

Oct. 21, 2012

Dear Members For the next month, Chris or I will be forwarding the notices usually provided by the BC-Secretariat. Bene is away for a month. If you need something from the Secretariat, please do go ahead and email bc-secretariat, and copy Chris Chaplow and me. Bene will want to have access to archives of your request, but Chris or I will fill in as we can during her absence. Along those lines, see the GAC Communique below. You may get a duplicate or two on the notices republic comments or information that come our way. Bear with us during this time. We have a lot of work to do in follow up to Toronto, as the BC, and we will all do our best on thecomms front. https://gacweb.icann.org/download/attachments/4817665/FINAL_Toronto_Communi… Marilyn Cade

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GAC Communique form Toronto
by Steve DelBianco Oct. 20, 2012

Oct. 20, 2012

GAC communique is here<https://gacweb.icann.org/download/attachments/4817665/FINAL_Toronto_Communi…>. Highlights below: The GAC is supporting BC's suggestion that all applicant commitments become part of the Ry Contract and thereby become ICANN compliance matters: The GAC requests written briefing from the ICANN Board on: • the extent to which applicants will be able to modify their applications as a result of early warnings. • how ICANN will ensure that any commitments made by applicants, in their applications or as a result of any subsequent changes, will be overseen and enforced by ICANN. The GAC advises the ICANN Board: • that it is necessary for all of these statements of commitment and objectives to be transformed into binding contractual commitments,subject to compliance oversight by ICANN. • The GAC expects that applicants would not be penalised where the standard provisions of a contract are amended in order to meet specific obligations entered into in order to meet governmental concerns. GAC Early Warnings: GAC members are considering a range of specific issues including: • Consumer protection • Strings that are linked to regulated market sectors, such as the financial, health and charity sectors • Competition issues • Strings that have broad or multiple uses or meanings, and where one entity is seeking exclusive use • Religious terms where the applicant has no, or limited, support from the relevant religious organisations or the religious community • Minimising the need for defensive registrations • Protection of geographic names • Intellectual property rights particularly in relation to strings aimed at the distribution of music, video and other digital material • The relationship between new gTLD applications and all applicable legislation The GAC looks forward to discussing these issues with the ICANN community, and expects to finalise GAC advice on gTLD applications following the ICANN meeting in April 2013. As part of this work, some GAC members may initiate direct dialogue with applicants, including through the early warning process. The GAC confirms that it will forward early warnings from GAC members on 20 November 2012, and encourages a collaborative and cooperative approach to addressing any issues identified in those early warnings. -- Steve DelBianco Executive Director NetChoice http://www.NetChoice.org and http://blog.netchoice.org +1.202.420.7482

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ICANN Beijing website just opened.
by Chris Chaplow Oct. 18, 2012

Oct. 18, 2012

http://beijing46.icann.org/

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report from Toronto session: proposal to consolidate meeting locations
by Steve DelBianco Oct. 18, 2012

Oct. 18, 2012

ICANN's Public Comment page for the proposed strategy is here<http://www.icann.org/en/news/public-comment/meetings-proposal-2012-02oct12-…>. The "RATIONALE FOR CONSOLIDATED MEETINGS STRATEGY PROPOSAL" is here<http://newgtlds.icann.org/en/about/trademark-clearinghouse/matching-rules-2…>. Summary of the proposal for ICANN meetings in 2014, 2015, and 2016: Asia/Pacific gets 1st meeting of each year Europe gets 2nd meeting of each year North America/Africa/Latin America alternate for the 3rd meeting. Discussion: Kieren McCarthy: over half of ICANN participants come from North America. It's more pragmatic to make North America one of the regular annual locations. Chris Disspain asked, and Nick confirmed that North America has the best availability of suitable venues. But Chris argued against using North America as a regular annual venue because of ICANN's global outreach priority. Avri Doria: VISA availability is key. Nick: If we pick a facility for re-use, we do better negotiating visas there. Avri: “A good reason not to use North America is that North America is not nice about visas” DelBianco (NetChoice): The title “Consolidated Meetings” implies fewer ICANN meetings. I don’t see how we can get our work done with just 2 meetings instead of 3. Asked if this 3-year plan is actually a transition plan to cut the meetings. Chris said no. Nick Tomaso said “Consolidated” was a term with respect to the meeting locations. Chris agreed. Euralo secretariat said that those who were denied a Canadian Visa will be on a list that could deny them future visas. (Is this even remotely true?!) Hungary GAC rep: the South Africa GAC rep said they were not consulted about Durban location selection. Chris disagreed. Marguerite (Chilean participant): some countries don’t have venues large enough to meet ICANN’s big-meeting requirements. Asked for flexibility. Chris said it doesn’t work so well if participants have 20-minute bus rides to the meetings. -- Steve DelBianco Executive Director NetChoice http://www.NetChoice.org and http://blog.netchoice.org +1.202.420.7482

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Joint position from the CSG Constituencies on Improvements to the RPMs for new gTLDs -- website posting
by Marilyn Cade Oct. 17, 2012

Oct. 17, 2012

Dear Kurt and Margie The document that the CSG constituencies presented to the Board during the CSG and Board discussions on Tuesday, October 17, can be found at the following website link. http://www.bizconst.org/Positions-Statements/Consensus Improvements to RPMs for new gTLDs.pdf As this is a consensus document of the three constituencies, the link is stand alone. As the BC's Feb 2012 correspondence is on the Board correspondence page, I am wondering if we need to also post that again? It is not part of the consensus agreement, so is not appropriate to include as an attachment. It is available and we can provide a link to it, as well, as background, if that is useful. The BC notes that this consensus statement does not replace or override in any way the earlier BC correspondence which was specific to the objections period. All three of the constituency leaders are available for any questions. Marilyn Cade/transmitted on behalf of the CSG constituency chairs

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Summary report from GNSO Council meeting in Toronto
by Steve DelBianco Oct. 17, 2012

Oct. 17, 2012

GNSO Council met on 17-Oct-2012. (see Agenda<https://community.icann.org/display/gnsocouncilmeetings/agenda+17+October+2…> and motions<https://community.icann.org/display/gnsocouncilmeetings/Motions+17+October+…> as posted) Here is a quick report on what happened today: Nominations sought for second ATRT review team. Olaf said the second review is de-novo, so don’t pre-judge this review based on prior reviews. Motion on advice letter for Consumer Trust Metrics: John Berard withdrew motion, explaining WG plan to address open/closed TLDs and issue new advice. Jeff commented. Wolfgang says he has issues with def of consumer trust. Motion for a PDP on Uniformity of Ry/Rr Contracts w/r/t abuse. There was no second for this motion. Holding Zahid’s proxy, John withdrew the motion. Jeff Neuman opened discussion, criticizing the motion. Said the WG voted 8-6 on this item and said that all 8 votes for the motion were from BC members. Registrars also oppose PDP. Staff commented that they shouldn’t be tasked with reports that have little support. Afterwards, Mikey O’Connor suggested we “mine” the WG report for several types of abuse that should be addressed in ICANN compliance, RAA negotiations, etc. BC motion to request issues report on uniformity of reporting. Passed unanimously. Motion on Thick WHOIS PDP: Milton wanted to amend the charter to specifically call-out privacy rights. Jeff Neuman disagreed with Milton and said we should not expand the scope of this PDP. Jeff read the present PDP charter language: Impact on privacy and data protection: how would ‘thick’ Whois affect privacy and data protection, also taking into account the involvement of different jurisdictions with different laws and legislation with regard to data privacy as well as possible cross border transfers of registrant data? Mikey O’Connor went to mic and offered to help with draft language from Avri, specifically calling for consideration of “internationally agreed rights”. Neuman did not accept this as friendly, and the amendment failed. On the main motion, Wendy said she supported but agrees with SSAC that no further whois work should proceed until the purpose of whois is determined. The main motion passed unanimously. Nobody volunteered to be Council Liaison… Motion to Adopt IRTP Part C Final Report and Recommendations: Stephane accepted Mary’s amendment. Motion passed unanimously. Motion to initiate issues report on Internationalized Registration Data. Passed unanimously. -- Lyman Chapin (ICANN Staff) gave report on feasibility to do a study on WHOIS proxy/privacy relay and reveal requests. Conclusions: full study is feasible; would not answer all questions; all players felt study would be useful; privacy/proxy requesters were eager to participate; privacy/proxy services saw opportunity to show good industry actors. -- New Councilors were seated. Council Chair elections: Jonathan Robinson got only 3 of the 13 votes in non-contract house, but advanced to second round voting vs “None of the Above”. Jonathan Robinson won unanimously in CPH and lost only 2 votes in NCPH, and is new chair of Council. -- Steve DelBianco Executive Director NetChoice http://www.NetChoice.org and http://blog.netchoice.org +1.202.420.7482

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Who controls the internet
by Chris Chaplow Oct. 17, 2012

Oct. 17, 2012

Interesting article in Todays UK Guardian Newspaper. Ahead of a <https://plus.google.com/events/ccctkbj9ldslvsm392t6mae48ac> Google+ Hangout on the <http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/series/battle-for-the-internet> battle for the internet, Jemima Kiss looks at how tech giants are fighting for supremacy Have you ever noticed that wherever you are in the world, every telephone keypad looks the same? Or wondered why satellites don't crash into each other? Or why you dial 64 to reach New Zealand, but 65 for Singapore? These are some of the mundane but essential logistical achievements of the <http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.itu.int%2Fen%2FPages%2Fdefault .aspx&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNGkPS1MSVqJVle3MAJ6siz-iQ55Bw> International Telecommunication Union, a specialist UN agency that dates back to 1865. Yet as it gears up for its first global conference in 14 years, the ITU has found itself under unprecedented attack. The first assailant is the powerful US technology lobby. Companies, including Google, are claiming that new ITU proposals would mean <http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/internet> internet companies paying hefty fees to local telecoms companies, reigniting historic tensions between US internet giants and incumbent telecoms firms across the world. But that's not the only battle that will be played out this December when the ITU's 193 member states gather in Dubai. Russia and China have been explicit in their goal of taking control of the internet away from the US, while developing countries feel the western technology hegemony is limiting their economic opportunities. With the world's internet population predicted to reach 3.4 billion by 2016, there is everything to play for. <http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/oct/17/who-rules-internet> http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/oct/17/who-rules-internet Chris Chaplow Managing Director Andalucia.com S.L. Avenida del Carmen 9 Ed. Puertosol, Puerto Deportivo 1ª Planta, Oficina 30 Estepona, 29680 Malaga, Spain Tel: + (34) 952 897 865 Fax: + (34) 952 897 874 E-mail: <mailto:chris@andalucia.com> chris(a)andalucia.com Web: <http://www.andalucia.com/> www.andalucia.com Information about Andalucia, Spain.

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