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The '''North American Regional At-Large Organization''' ('''NARALO''') is one of the five [[RALO]]s that make up the [[ALAC]] constituency within [[ICANN]]. It provides news, resources, and information for individuals and end-user groups in North America who are interested in ICANN. | The '''North American Regional At-Large Organization''' ('''NARALO''') is one of the five [[RALO]]s that make up the [[ALAC]] constituency within [[ICANN]]. It provides news, resources, and information for individuals and end-user groups in North America who are interested in ICANN.<ref>[https://st.icann.org/naralo/index.cgi?naralo_icann_at_large_north_america NARALO]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 20:11, 12 February 2011
| Industry: | Internet governance |
| Country: | North America |
| Key People | |
| Evan Leibovitch, Chair Darlene Thompson, Secretariat Beau Brendler, ALAC Rep Gareth Shearman, ALAC Rep Alan Greenberg, ALAC Rep | |
The North American Regional At-Large Organization (NARALO) is one of the five RALOs that make up the ALAC constituency within ICANN. It provides news, resources, and information for individuals and end-user groups in North America who are interested in ICANN.[1]