ICANN Privatization Must Be Stopped

What happens if ICANN is privatized in September? The board of the internet governing body is no longer accountable to any entity. The organization is already failing to properly administrate the DNS system, once government overview goes away, so does all manner of accountability and private security. Privatization must be stopped. Read:

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Posted by Fred, June 6, 2009
Tags: ICANN, security

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