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'''Nigel Roberts''' is the Founder, Director, and CEO of the [[Island Networks]] group of companies,<ref>[http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/nigel-roberts/3/268/b33 LinkedIn Profile]</ref> which run the [[ccTLD]] registries for [[.gg]] (Guernsey) and [[.je]] (Jersey). He was one of the first elected members, representing the [[ccTLD Constituency]], of ICANN's [[DNSO|Domain Name Supporting Organisation]], the forerunner of today's [[GNSO]] and [[ccNSO]]. Nigel Roberts has been involved with ICANN since its very beginnings, and took part in the US Government's [[IFWP|International Forum on the White Paper]] in 1998.<ref>[http://www.wwtld.org/aboutcctld/history/wwtld1999/elections/nigel.html Names Council Statement of Interest]</ref>

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Roberts|'''Nigel Roberts'''] is the Founder, Director, and CEO of the [[Island Networks]] group of companies,<ref>[http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/nigel-roberts/3/268/b33 LinkedIn Profile]</ref> which run the [[ccTLD]] registries for [[.gg]] (Guernsey) and [[.je]] (Jersey). He was one of the first elected members, representing the [[ccTLD Constituency]], of ICANN's [[DNSO|Domain Name Supporting Organisation]], the forerunner of today's [[GNSO]] and [[ccNSO]]. Nigel Roberts has been involved with ICANN since its very beginnings, and took part in the US Government's [[IFWP|International Forum on the White Paper]] in 1998.<ref>[http://www.wwtld.org/aboutcctld/history/wwtld1999/elections/nigel.html Names Council Statement of Interest]</ref>

He was the first person to use the rights of Directive 2002/58 to obtain compensation in the English Courts from a sender of unsolicited commercial email.<ref>[http://spamlegalaction.pbworks.com/w/page/15962044/PressRelease SpamLegalAction]</ref>

He was the first person to use the rights of Directive 2002/58 to obtain compensation in the English Courts from a sender of unsolicited commercial email.<ref>[http://spamlegalaction.pbworks.com/w/page/15962044/PressRelease SpamLegalAction]</ref>