The Chair of the ccNSO’s working group on delegation, re-delegation and retirement of ccTLD’s (DRDWG) is pleased to announce the publication of the working groups Final Report [PDF, 120 KB].
Posted By Vrytek On Saturday, February 19th 2011 In Domain News | Tags: ccnso, council, drdwg, final-report, progress-report, publication, recommendation, recommendations, resolve-issues, solicit-input, Working |
Posted By Vrytek On Wednesday, January 19th 2011 In Domain News | Tags: council, document, generic, generic-names, gnso, improvements, pdf, policy, policy-process, ppsc, proposed, public, Working, working-group |
As part of the GNSO Improvements Process, which has as its objective to improve the structure and operations of the Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO), the Policy Process Steering Committee (PPSC) has now submitted to the GNSO Council the proposed GNSO Working Group Guidelines (see gnso.icann.org/improvements/gnso-working-group-guidelines-final-10dec10-en.pdf [PDF, 626 KB]).
Posted By Vrytek On Tuesday, November 16th 2010 In Domain News | Tags: country, country-code, draft-report, final-report, from-community, pdf, releases-today, Review, review-working, selected, the-selected, Working, working-group |
The ccNSO Review Working Group releases today its draft Final Report [PDF, 787 KB] for public comments . The Report presents the draft conclusions and recommendations of the Working Group on the review process of ccNSO, the Country Code Names Supporting Organization
Posted By Vrytek On Wednesday, July 7th 2010 In General News | Tags: article, Domain, domain-name, generic-names, michele-neylon, permanent-link, Registered, registrant, Registrar, remove-the-lock, Working |
07|07|2010 9:42 am EDT Have Your Say on Domain Transfers and Domain Hijacking by Michele Neylon in Categories: ICANN / Policy – 0 Comments The following is a guest post by Michele Neylon , founder of the web hosting company Blacknight and chairman of the working group asking for feedback in this article. Since ICANN policy affects us all, we encourage our readers to provide their feedback on the issues identified by the working group.
Posted By Vrytek On Thursday, June 17th 2010 In Domain News | Tags: cases, ccnso, consultation, delegation, documentation, drdwg, methodology, pdf, policy, publication, the-methodology, Work, Working, working-group |
The Chair of the ccNSO’s working group on delegation, re-delegation and retirement of ccTLD’s is pleased to announce the publication of the working groups Issue Analysis report [PDF, 1.16 MB].
Posted By Vrytek On Monday, June 14th 2010 In Industry News | Tags: acting-deputy, advantage, aftermath, companies-not, cyber-division, enforcement, jeffrey-troy, law-enforcement, reading, the-advantage, the-aftermath, Working |
Tech Insight: Working With Law Enforcement After A Breach Working with law enforcement in the aftermath of a data breach doesn’t have to be scary and one-sided.
Posted By Vrytek On Tuesday, June 1st 2010 In Domain News | Tags: chartering, define-the-new, desired-outcome, earlier-version, generic, generic-names, gnso, Guidelines, improvements, more-inclusive, pdf, policy, policy-process, proposed, Working |
As part of GNSO Improvements, which has as its objective to improve the structure and operations of the Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO), a Working Group (WG) Work Team (WT) was tasked with developing a Working Group Model. The Working Group Model should become the focal point for GNSO policy development and enhance the policy development process by making it more inclusive and representative, and – ultimately – more effective and efficient. To this end, the WG WT has developed a document, entitled ‘GNSO Working Group Guidelines’, which brings together two different elements of the Working Group process; on the one hand it addresses what should be considered in creating, purposing, funding, staffing, and instructing/guiding a WG to accomplish the desired outcome (the chartering process), and; secondly, what guidance should be provided to a WG on elements such as structuring, norms, tasking, reporting, and delivering the outcome(s) as chartered (the working group process)
