At its public forum Thursday, the ICANN Board indicated its willingness to accept and act in accordance with the findings of an Independent Review Panel that ruled it had treated the .xxx top level domain application unfairly. In a presentation from its General Counsel, ICANN bowed to justice and issued two important declarations.
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ICANN does the right thing on .xxx - but will the GAC?
Posted: June 25th, 2010, 12:51pm UTC by Milton Mueller
It still isn't over.