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PPSAI | * PPSAI | ||
Policy / Implementation WG | * Policy / Implementation WG | ||
Cross-Community Working Group (CCWG) | * Cross-Community Working Group (CCWG) | ||
GNSO Council (Registrars, N. America) (Term ends Nov 2015) | * GNSO Council (Registrars, N. America) (Term ends Nov 2015) | ||
IANA Transition Coordination Group | * IANA Transition Coordination Group | ||
====Other Industry Groups==== | ====Other Industry Groups==== | ||
Board of Directors, dotMEn, d.o.o. (dot ME) | * Board of Directors, dotMEn, d.o.o. (dot ME) | ||
Board of Directors, CSIP | * Board of Directors, CSIP | ||
US Delegation WCIT-12 | * US Delegation WCIT-12 | ||
US Delegation PP-14 | * US Delegation PP-14 | ||
==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||
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| LinkedIn: |  [james-m-bladel James Bladel]
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James Bladel is the Vice President of Policy at GoDaddy, where he represents the company in ICANN and ccTLD policy development. He is a part of the GNSO as a voting member in the Registrar Stakeholder Group.[1][2] He is serving his first time as the North American representative for Registrars on the GNSO Council, through November 2015, and is one of three GNSO delegates to the IANA Coordination Group.
ICANN Participation[edit | edit source]
Mr. Bladel's continued participation at ICANN meetings includes updating the community, especially the Registrar Stakeholder Group, on PDP, Working Groups, and other similar issues. He has made presentations at ICANN Seoul, ICANN Nairobi, and ICANN Sydney.[3][4] Mr. Bladel was also responsible for unveiling GoDaddy's new DNS service at ICANN Cartagena. The service allows the average domain name owners to implement DNSSEC without having to worry about manually generating or managing cryptographic keys.[5]
He has expressed personal views that ICANN constantly strive to hold meetings in areas that can attract large numbers of attendees in order to better make meaningful and significant decisions. He also hopes that ICANN continues to address and improve its resources for those individuals partaking in Remote Participation.[6]
In June, 2010, he responded to ICANN's calls for volunteers for the Whois Policies Review Team.[7] James has also been involved with the Accountability and Transparency Review Team.[8]
Other ICANN activities:[edit | edit source]
Past[edit | edit source]
- WHOIS Study Group
- Fast Flux PDP WG
- IRTP-A
- IRTP-B
- IRTP-C
- PEDNR
- PPSC (PDP)
- High Security Zone Advisory Group
- Zone Data Access Advisory Group
- Accountability and Transparency Review Team (ATRT1)
- WHOIS Review Team (RT4)
- 2013 RAA Negotiating Team (RAA-NT)
- Standing Committee for Improvements (SCI)
- Treasurer, Registrar Stakeholder Group (RrSG)
Current[edit | edit source]
- IRTP-D
- PPSAI
- Policy / Implementation WG
- Cross-Community Working Group (CCWG)
- GNSO Council (Registrars, N. America) (Term ends Nov 2015)
- IANA Transition Coordination Group
Other Industry Groups[edit | edit source]
- Board of Directors, dotMEn, d.o.o. (dot ME)
- Board of Directors, CSIP
- US Delegation WCIT-12
- US Delegation PP-14
Videos[edit | edit source]
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Raymond King interviews Bladel about his role at GoDaddy, their TLDs, and the Registrar Stakeholder Meeting at ICANN 45 in Toronto, Canada.