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| logo = ICANNSiliconValley.png | | logo = ICANNSiliconValley.png | ||
| dates = 13-18 March 2011 | | dates = 13-18 March, 2011 | ||
| location = Silicon Valley, San Francisco | | location = Silicon Valley, San Francisco | ||
| host = | | host = |
Revision as of 20:57, 2 May 2024
Dates: | 13-18 March, 2011 |
Location: | Silicon Valley, San Francisco |
Venue: | The Westin St. Francis San Francisco |
Website: | ICANN 40 Website |
Total Registrants: | 1474 |
Registration: | List of Registered Attendees |
Historical Significance | |
.xxx was approved |
ICANN 40 was held in Silicon Valley between 13 and 18 March, 2011.[1] The meeting was hosted at The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square.
Context[edit | edit source]
ICANN 40 was the most attended meeting till date, with more than 1700 attendees.[2] It is also considered the "most heated" meeting, as many important issues were to be discussed, including the .xxx and the New gTLD Program.[3]
Outcomes[edit | edit source]
.xxx Approved[edit | edit source]
After a debate lasting nearly ten years, the ICANN Board approved .xxx as a new sTLD. The Board made an agreement allowing ICM Registry, owned by Stuart Lawley, to handle the registry services for the TLD.[4] There was a lot of heat on the .xxx debate at this ICANN Meeting, including a protest outside the hotel lead by important members of the local adult entertainment industry, as well as FSC Executive Director Diane Duke.[5]
Key Sessions[edit | edit source]
Multiple session were in progress consecutively in different rooms of the hotel. The prominent session included:
- CISO Roundtable, held on 14 March
- The main agenda of this meetings was to discuss building pathways for engagement with the CISO community.[6]
- Technical Evolution of WHOIS, held on 16 March
- This was a followup session to a workshop convened at ICANN 39. This session was about IRIS and RWS, as explained by the experts. Authors and implementors of IRIS and RWS were invited to give presentations.[7]
- Presentations:
- New gTLD Program: Discussion of Issues Identified by Governmental Advisory Committee, held on 16 March
- This session was an opportunity for public discussion on the issues identified by the GAC for the New gTLD Program at the GAC Communique at ICANN 39.[8]
- Transcript: New gTLDs with Board
- Consultation between ICANN Board and the GAC, held on 15 March
- In this session, the GAC and Board of Directors discussed issues pertaining to the introduction of new gTLDs and the proposed delegation of .xxx to ICM Registry.[9] The new gTLDs were approved at ICANN 41.
- Transcript: Consultation between ICANN Board and the GAC
- Presentation & Discussion of the Proposed New GNSO Policy Development Process, held on 16 March
- This session was aimed at providing an overview of the new GNSO Policy Development Process proposed at ICANN Brussels.[10]
- Presentations: The New GNSO Policy Development Process
- Clinton To Address ICANN Silicon Valley Meeting, held on 16 March[11]
- Geographic Regions Review Working Group Workshop, held on 17 March
- This Workshop was a discussion regarding the future of ICANN's Geographic Regions framework. It featured members of the community interested in sharing their views with members of the community-wide working group, which is examining the current geographic regions framework.[12]
Videos[edit | edit source]
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Vint Cerf speaking at ICANN 40
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Rod Beckstrom's opening speech
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Opening Press Conference of ICANN 40
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Bill Clinton addressing the audience
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Interview with CEO Rod Beckstrom and Chairman Peter Dengate Thrush
External Links[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ ICANN 40
- ↑ Yes2dotAfrica Campaign successful at ICANN 40 in San Francisco
- ↑ Community Perspectives: ICANN 40
- ↑ xxx approved at ICANN 40
- ↑ Julie Meadows Blog: Protest Against .XXX in San Francisco Tomorrow
- ↑ CISO Roundtable
- ↑ Technical Evolution Of WHOIS
- ↑ New gTLD Program: Discussion of Issues Identified by Governmental Advisory Committee
- ↑ Consultation between ICANN Board and the GAC
- ↑ Presentation & Discussion of the Proposed New GNSO Policy Development Process
- ↑ Clinton To Address ICANN Silicon Valley Meeting
- ↑ Geographic Regions Review Working Group Workshop
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