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Ashley Cross is the General Manager of GM, E-commerce Diffusion in The Australian Government Information Management Office (former Australian National Office for the Information Economy). <ref>[http://www.agimo.gov.au/archive/publications_noie/2002/11/ar2002/part_4.html Australian Government]</ref> He is also the Australian Representative to the GAC (Governmental Advisory Committee ) for [[ICANN]]<ref>[http://wwwicannwiki.org/GAC ICANN.org]</ref>  
'''Ashley Cross''' is the General Manager of GM, E-commerce Diffusion in The Australian Government Information Management Office (former Australian National Office for the Information Economy).<ref>[http://www.agimo.gov.au/archive/publications_noie/2002/11/ar2002/part_4.html Australian Government]</ref> He is also the former Australian Representative to [[ICANN]]'s [[GAC]].<ref>[http://wwwicannwiki.org/GAC ICANN.org]</ref>  


Ashley Cross has published several articles and research papers on the Internet and Domain industry of Australia.<ref>[http://www.computerworld.com.au/author/164547275/ashley-cross/articles Computer World]</ref>  He acts as the Australian representative for different meetings and events  held by national and international Internet Industry related organizations.
Ashley Cross has published several articles and research papers on the Internet and Domain industry of Australia.<ref>[http://www.computerworld.com.au/author/164547275/ashley-cross/articles Computer World]</ref>  He acts as the Australian representative for different meetings and events  held by national and international Internet Industry related organizations.


In April 2006, Ashley Cross wrote a letter<ref>[http://gnso.icann.org/correspondence/australia-gac-whois-apr06.pdf ICANN.org]</ref> to ICANN's domain name policy making organization , [[GNSO]] Council, about the new policy on the purpose of [[WHOIS]]. <ref>[http://www.circleid.com/posts/historic_vote_on_whois_reformers_win/ CircleID]</ref>. This letter caused considerable amount of specualtions among the Internet and Domain specialists as some of them critisized his stand as a [[GAC]] representative and his role in the Australian Government for the new privacy issue. <ref>[http://www.circleid.com/posts/gac_representatives_national_law/ CircleID]</ref>
In April 2006, Ashley Cross wrote a letter<ref>[http://gnso.icann.org/correspondence/australia-gac-whois-apr06.pdf ICANN.org]</ref> to ICANN's domain name policy making organization, [[GNSO]] Council, about the new policy on the purpose of [[Whois]].<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/posts/historic_vote_on_whois_reformers_win/ CircleID]</ref> This letter caused considerable amount of specualtions among the Internet and Domain specialists as some of them critisized his stand as a [[GAC]] representative and his role in the Australian Government for the new privacy issue.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/posts/gac_representatives_national_law/ CircleID]</ref>


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Latest revision as of 17:33, 19 May 2021

Affiliation: GM
Country: Australia
Email: ashley.cross [at] dcita.gov.au

Ashley Cross is the General Manager of GM, E-commerce Diffusion in The Australian Government Information Management Office (former Australian National Office for the Information Economy).[1] He is also the former Australian Representative to ICANN's GAC.[2]

Ashley Cross has published several articles and research papers on the Internet and Domain industry of Australia.[3] He acts as the Australian representative for different meetings and events held by national and international Internet Industry related organizations.

In April 2006, Ashley Cross wrote a letter[4] to ICANN's domain name policy making organization, GNSO Council, about the new policy on the purpose of Whois.[5] This letter caused considerable amount of specualtions among the Internet and Domain specialists as some of them critisized his stand as a GAC representative and his role in the Australian Government for the new privacy issue.[6]

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