So much has happened since the last Knujon report, the controversial Doomsday Book, at the ICANN meeting in Brussels. ICANN officer forced to leave ICANN, attacks on Knujon, law suits brewing…
The first shocking incident concerns David Giza, compliance head of ICANN, who was silently forced out of his job last week.
It is no coincidence that Giza was working with KnujOn on a number of serious compliance issues and his removal comes a few weeks after the Belgium meeting and the release of Knujon’s report. Giza was reviewing information supplied by KnujOn concerning one of the largest registrars sponsorship of illicit drug trafficking domains advertised with spam. It is possible that eNom is violating its contract with ICANN as well sidestepping pharmacy regulation but continuing to support websites run on behalf organized crime.
Read more: jartarmin.com (*).
KnujOn presented more findings at the Internet Governance Forum at Georgetown Law (www.igf-usa.us). During Knujon’s panel session they were called “conspiracy theorists” by a Registrar in the audience who did not supply any details or data to support the obvious public smear attempt.
Some Registrars are even considering suing KnujOn in order to silence Knujon’s continuing work. (forum.icann.org)
Knujon is under attack from the Registrar community, but is only happening because they are getting closer to the source of the problem. None of the above issues will stop them from revealing more information, especially the fact that 5 Registrars send $2 million per year to ICANN in excessive, redundant and voluntary fees with no obvious benefit.
More information:
http://domainincite.com/round-up-of-the-icann-new-tlds-comment-period/ It’s easy to buy illegal drugs on the web
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