ICANN Newsletter | Week ending 19 September 2008
News from the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
Announcements This Week
Second Public Comments Period Begins on Improving Institutional Confidence in ICANN
19 September 2008 | The Improving Institutional Confidence (IIC) in ICANN consultation has entered a second public comment period that will run until Monday 20 October 2008.
Application Round Opens for Mexico City Meeting Fellowships
18 September 2008 | ICANN has launched its latest round of fellowship program applications for its 34th International Public Meeting to be held in Mexico City from 1-6 March 2009.
#1 Domain Names International/1dni.com Transfers Domains to Tucows
18 September 2008 | 1DNI requested that its names be transferred to registrar Tucows Inc. In following the Draft/Interim Terminated Registrar Transition Procedure, ICANN determined that the requested transfer will "promote the community interest," as described in Part B of the Inter-Registrar Transfer Policy, and accordingly, has approved the bulk transfer.
Fast Track Final Report Published with Public Comment
17 September 2008 | As part of its commitment to keep the community full informed on public policy matters of significant interest, the ICANN staff has prepared and posted a consolidated overview of public comments submitted on the Final Report of the IDNC Working Group on ccTLD Fast Track Mechanisms.
RFP for Independent Review of SSAC Posted
16 September 2008 | As part of its commitment to ongoing improvement through its program of reviews, ICANN is today posting a Request for Proposal (RFP) for an independent reviewer of the Security and Stability Advisory Committee.
Public Comment Period Now Open for Inter-Registrar Transfer Policy Denials Definitions PDP
15 September 2008 | The public is invited to submit comments until 6 October 2008 before final consideration by the Board.
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