Supporting Organization Applications and Comments
IMPORTANT NOTICE - These document are only applications for recognition as Supporting Organizations. They are NOT authoritative and are NOT to be relied on by any party. Subject to public comment, the ICANN Board will consider these applications at its next regularly scheduled meeting in Singapore on March 2-4, 1999.
- As submitted (zipped MS Word files)
Posted March 4, 1999
(Posted to comments@icann.org on Feb. 5; posted to comment-so@icann.org on March 1.)
(Note: This proposal has not yet been placed on the Board's agenda for consideration.)
Address Supporting Organization Application submitted on behalf of:
Commercial Internet eXchange Association (CIX)
EuroISPA
Federacion de LatinoAmerica y el Caribe Para Internet y el Comercio Electronico (eCOM-LAC)
- Transmittal letter
- Application
Posted February 8, 1999
Domain Name Supporting Organization Application submitted on behalf of:
Electronic Commerce Europe (ECE); European ISP Association (EuroISPA); Information Technology Association of America (ITAA); International Chamber of Commerce (ICC); International Council of Registrars (CORE); International Trademark Association (INTA) Internet Society (ISOC); Policy Oversight Committee (POC); World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA)
- Transmittal letter
- Application
- Additional information submitted by applicants:
Posted February 8, 1999
Domain Name Supporting Organization Application submitted on behalf of:
Open Root Server Confederation (ORSC); Association of Internet Professionals (AIP); Network Solutions (NSI):
Submit comments on these SO applications via email to
All comments will be acknowledged. If you do not receive an acknowledgement of receipt, please contact Molly Shaffer Van Houweling, msvh@icann.org.
All comments will be posted on the ICANN website for public review and response. Comments received by midnight, U.S. West Coast time, February 26, will be considered by the ICANN Board of Directors in advance of any votes on these matters at the March 4 ICANN Board meeting in Singapore. The ICANN Board will also consider comments made at its public forum on March 3 in Singapore. (For details see http://www.icann.org/singapore.html.)
