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'''Jonathan Cohen''' is a lawyer and academic.  

'''Jonathan Cohen''' is a lawyer and academic.  

He was selected for the [[ICANN Board]] by the [[DNSO|Domain Name Supporting Organization]] for a term starting at the 1999 annual meeting and expiring in June, 2003.<ref>[http://tbtf.com/roving_reporter/icann3.html Roving Reporter]</ref>

He was selected for the [[ICANN Board]] by the [[DNSO|Domain Name Supporting Organization]] for a term starting at the 1999 annual meeting and expiring in June 2003.<ref>[http://tbtf.com/roving_reporter/icann3.html Roving Reporter]</ref>

He has practised in all areas of [[Intellectual Property|intellectual property]] law since 1971, and has lectured and written extensively both in Canada and internationally on various aspects of trademark law, including, more recently, domain name issues.<ref>[http://www.shapirocohen.com/jcohen.htm Shapirocohen]</ref>

He has practiced in all areas of [[Intellectual Property|intellectual property]] law since 1971 and has lectured and written extensively both in Canada and internationally on various aspects of trademark law, including, more recently, domain name issues.<ref>[http://www.shapirocohen.com/jcohen.htm Shapirocohen]</ref>

Mr. Cohen has taken an active role in Internet governance reform and the ICANN formation process from the start, beginning with his participation in the [[WIPO]]-IAHC meetings in Geneva in 1997, through the formation of the [[DNSO]], and ultimately the [[IPC|Intellectual Property Constituency]], where he served as the IPC’s first President and [[Names Council]] representative until his election to the Board. Mr. Cohen has also co-chaired Working Groups A and B, and worked on the [[UDRP|Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy]].<ref>[http://www.shapirocohen.com/jcohen.htm Shapirocohen]</ref>

Mr. Cohen has taken an active role in Internet governance reform and the ICANN formation process from the start, beginning with his participation in the [[WIPO]]-IAHC meetings in Geneva in 1997, through the formation of the [[DNSO]], and ultimately the [[IPC|Intellectual Property Constituency]], where he served as the IPC’s first President and [[Names Council]] representative until his election to the Board. Mr. Cohen has also co-chaired Working Groups A and B, and worked on the [[UDRP|Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy]].<ref>[http://www.shapirocohen.com/jcohen.htm Shapirocohen]</ref>

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