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Featured Blogs Holding Google to a Higher Standard in Search
Danny Sullivan has been the go-to guy for understanding the world of search for over 15 years. This week he published a really good story on Google Plus Your World. A group of engineers have launched a site called Focus on the User that shows exactly how the new Google service could be including other social media content listings besides only Google Plus, but is not. more »
Jan 31, 2012 - by Christopher Parente - Comments: 0
Related Topics: Policy & Regulation, Web Reducing Unreachable ICANN Registrations
Recently ICANN published a report on inaccurate registration data in her own databases. Now the question is presented to the world how can we mitigate this problem? There seems to be a very easy solution. ... The question to this answer seems simple. To know who has registered with an organisation. This makes it possible to contact the registered person or organisation, to send bills and to discuss policy with the members. more »
Jan 31, 2012 - by Wout de Natris - Comments: 0
Related Topics: Cybercrime, Domain Names, ICANN, Internet Governance, IP Addressing, Policy & Regulation, Whois Selecting ICANN's Next CEO - Letter 2
In November 2011, a group of "friends of ICANN" from various countries sent a letter to the Chair of ICANN's Board, expressing concern about the process used previously, and suggesting improvements. Towards the end of 2011, the ICANN Board set up a Search Committee, chaired by George Sadowsky, and some significant improvements have been integrated into the selection process... more »
Jan 30, 2012 - by Jean-Jacques Subrenat - Comments: 0
Related Topics: ICANN The State of Mail Database Marketing
My mail server has a lot of spamtraps. They come from various sources, but one of the most prolific is bad addresses in personal domains. Several of my users have their own domains, such as my own johnlevine.com, in which they use a handful of addresses. Those addresses tend either to be people's first names, for individual mailboxes, or else the names of companies. If I did business with Verizon (which I do not) I might give them an address like verizon@johnlevine.com. All those domains get mail to lots of other addresses, which is 100% spam. more »
Jan 28, 2012 - by John Levine - Comments: 0
Related Topics: Spam IP Address Reputation Primer
There has been a lot of recent discussions and questions about reputation, content and delivery of email. I started to answer some of them, and then realized there weren't any basic reference documents I could refer to when explaining the interaction. So I decided to write some. This post is about IP address reputation with some background on why IPs are so important and why ISPs focus so heavily on the sending IP. more »
Jan 26, 2012 - by Laura Atkins - Comments: 6
Related Topics: Email, IP Addressing, Spam NORDUnet's Brilliant Internet Peering Strategy
NORDUnet, the R&E network connecting the Nordic countries has recently undertaken a brilliant Internet peering strategy that will have global significant ramifications for supporting research and education around the world. NORDUnet is now emerging as one of the world's first "GREN"s -- Global Research and Education Network. NORDUnet is extending their network infrastructure to multiple points of presence throughout the USA and Europe to interconnect to major Internet Exchange Points (IXPs). more »
Jan 26, 2012 - by Bill St. Arnaud - Comments: 0
Related Topics: Access Providers, Broadband We Are All Internet Exceptionalists Now
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and its defeat call attention to a delicious irony in public discourse on Internet governance. Even those who don't want the Internet to be an exception from traditional forms of regulation and law are forced to admit that something new and exceptional must be done to bring it under control, such as massive departures from traditional concepts of territorially bounded sovereignty through the use of in rem jurisdiction. more »
Jan 26, 2012 - by Milton Mueller - Comments: 3
Related Topics: Censorship, Internet Governance, Law, Policy & Regulation Failing to Act on Accountability
More than a year has passed since the first organizational review team delivered its final report on ICANN's accountability and transparency. Disappointingly, ICANN has done precious little to act on a key recommendation in that report. Its failure to act threatens to damage ICANN's credibility, just as it enters one of the most critical periods in its history. more »
Jan 24, 2012 - by R. Shawn Gunnarson - Comments: 0
Related Topics: ICANN, Internet Governance, Top-Level Domains
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