… Please share your suggestions and comments for free access internet.
Public feedback on highly anticipated proposal sought by 8 September 2015
ICG Seeking Public Input on Key Internet Governance Proposal
ICANN
Short for Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, a nonprofit organization that has assumed the responsibility for IP address space allocation, protocol parameter assignment, domain name system management and root server systemmanagement functions previously performed under U.S. Government contract.
ICANN was created by the late Jon Postel in the fall of 1998 in response to a policy statement issued by the US Department of Commerce. This statement called for the formation of a private sector not-for-profit Internet stakeholder to administer policy for the Internet name and address system.
Thus far ICANN has taken various measures to oversee the domain-name registration system’s transition from government hands to private hands and to coordinate its decentralization and the integration into a global community. –webopedia.com
*NOTE: Some view this as the World Wide Internet Authority; “ICANN’s diverse board consists of nineteen Directors, nine At-Large Directors, who serve one-year terms and will be succeeded by At-Large Directors elected by an at-large membership organization. None of the present interim directors may sit on the board once the permanent members are selected.”
Can you imagine bribes and threats from elite corporations and organizations to influence and restrict competition and startup entrepreneurs?
I can imagine specific DNS routes and network servers being subjected to slower speeds or blocked if it serves the interests of the permanent board…
ICG Announces Call for Public Comment on IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal
The IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group (ICG) is asking the public to review the Proposal to Transition the Stewardship of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) Functions from the U.S. Commerce Department’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to the Global Multistakeholder Community. Comments are due by the deadline of 8 September 2015 at 23:59 UTC.
IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal English [PDF, 2.2 MB] Translated versions available here.
Public comment web site: https://comments.ianacg.org
Webinar details: https://www.ianacg.org/iana-stewardship-transition-coordination-group-icg-to-host-webinars-in-conjunction-with-call-for-public-comment
News release: https://www.ianacg.org/news-release-icg-seeking-public-input-on-key-internet-governance/
For further information about the ICG and the IANA Stewardship Transition, please see https://www.ianacg.org or https://www.icann.org/stewardship.
Media Contacts
Jennifer Chung
ICG Secretariat
Tel : +1 201 961 5019
Email : media@ianacg.org
James Cole
ICANN Global Media Coordinator Washington, D.C.
Tel: +1 202 733 7598
Email: james.cole@icann.org
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Hacker news reported that ICANN network security was cracked again, potentially compromising customers’ names, emails and passwords!
See: https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2015-08-05-en
Change your passwords, if you value your secure information.
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Globalist Agenda Watch 2015
This report came out in the Wall Street Journal today: U.S. Delays Giving Up Oversight of Internet Administrator Icann…
“The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday delayed for at least a year its plans to give up oversight of a key component of Internet governance…
Last year, the Obama administration said it planned to transfer Icann oversight to an unspecified group of international stakeholders by September 2015.”
Since placing the internet under “multilateral” control is a key milestone in the NWO’s implementation, this delay is potentially significant. Putting it beside the potential delay in the IMF’s new SDR basket and the talk of delay in the Fed’s interest rate “normalization,” we again face an important question… –redefininggod.com
ICANN – DNS – Internet Freedom
See: http://www.engadget.com/2015/08/04/icann-us-transition-proposal/
The technical aspects of the internet’s address and naming system would be handled by a new legal entity under contract to ICANN. If a community feels that entity is not performing its duties appropriately, it could raise an alarm with ICANN, which could then consult the CSC.
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(you can add your input here) the comment period for the report ends next month, [and then] President Obama will present the proposal to the US Congress. If Congress passes it — which is definitely not a given — the transition is scheduled to be completed in July, 2016.
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Free Access & Faster Performance
The base internet can be so much more and the Web is not enough when you consider the limits placed on irc chat, newsgroups, P2P networks, vlog/blogs, podcasting, gaming, audio/video streaming, and who knows what innovations could be shared in the future…
Standardize and simplify for ease, reliability, and speed connections of internet with outernet and newsgroups (such as Usenet) while maintaining the decentralized resilient stable structure.
Ubiquitous access would be even better, where internet access is available over the air, practically everywhere. Of course phone companies would fear going out of business…
Providing all people and all regions on Earth who want internet access is the goal.
Remote regions such as jungles, rain forests, and mountains would be able to connect to the internet.
The globalists have control of the governments and international monetary system, which is a corporate controlled governance system. Special mega corporations have effectively thrashed the efforts to provide 100 Mbps to all residential zones (powerful phone companies with copper wire have a strangle hold on high speed broadband advancement).
Until effective “leaderless” boycotts occur alongside simultaneous grassroot alternative P2P activities occur I expect the situation to fail to improve. The immediate concern is to empower entrepreneurship by insuring faster internet performance (webpages, images, and audio-video streaming) to homes and small businesses (rather than having fast access limited to only mega corps), as well as to improve performance of heavy traffic websites requiring great bandwidth and storage capacity.
Thus one immediate objective is to set up a Freedom community advocacy director among the Permanent Board. This director comes via oversight by GNU – FSF – copyleft – free source advocacy.
Contact: gnu-advisory@gnu.org
Connect family houses and libraries to the minimum standard 100 Mbps, promoting broadband fiber optics as a urgent municipal infrastructure project.
The less than 100 Mbps should be retired from commercial licensing, relegating it to personal usage. That means innovative and nostalgic individuals still could use the older technologies and also it would mean that innovation and legacy P2P networks would be available in case of infrastructure disruption (i.e. power grid failure) emergency.
Improve compression handling, packet and routing speeds by recognizing and awarding small companies (such as niche gaming, podcasting, P2P and social network companies) advancing R&D improvements and implementing them as new updated software and hardware standards to improve end user experiences.
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Very important information. Thanks for sharing.
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You know about Richard Stallman, copyleft, and free software advocacy, people from the free advocacy community need to be on that permanent board.
Even if the board directors and government do what “THEY WANT”, regardless if it is in opposition to public wishes, I invite everyone to share their wish for a free internet.
Mass surveillance, patent absurdity, barriers to entry and unfair advantages for privileged corporations and institutions are a few of the known problems with the internet.
Share our innovative ideas with each other…
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