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'''ICANN Meetings''' are held in compliance with Article 3 of ICANN Bylaws which mandates the [[ICANN Board]] to ensure transparency in the over-all management of the internet by the organization and to provide opportunities for public participation. ICANN meetings are free of charge and they are held three times a year in various regions around the world for participants to be able to attend the meetings personally. A general meeting is held annually wherein a new members take their seats in the Board of Directors.<ref>[http://meetings.icann.org/about meetings.icann.org]</ref>
'''ICANN Meetings''' are held three times a year in various regions around the world in compliance with the ICANN Bylaws mandating the [[ICANN Board]] to maintain transparency in managing the internet and to provide opportunity for international participation in discussions and policy developments that has impact in the Domain Name System ([[DNS]]) and the global internet community. ICANN meetings are free of charge and they are normally held for five days.<ref>[http://meetings.icann.org/about meetings.icann.org]</ref>


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==Participants==
ICANN meetings are open to everyone who are interested and are openly affected by the activities and work of the organization. Individuals attending ICANN Meetings include:<ref>[http://meetings.icann.org/about Participants]</ref>
* Government Representatives
* Business Managers
* IT Managers and Consultants
* DNS Industry Managers and Experts
* Intellectual Property Managers
* Academia
 
==Activities During ICANN Meetings==
 
 
 
 
==References==
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Revision as of 23:23, 19 July 2011

ICANN Meetings are held three times a year in various regions around the world in compliance with the ICANN Bylaws mandating the ICANN Board to maintain transparency in managing the internet and to provide opportunity for international participation in discussions and policy developments that has impact in the Domain Name System (DNS) and the global internet community. ICANN meetings are free of charge and they are normally held for five days.[1]

Participants

ICANN meetings are open to everyone who are interested and are openly affected by the activities and work of the organization. Individuals attending ICANN Meetings include:[2]

  • Government Representatives
  • Business Managers
  • IT Managers and Consultants
  • DNS Industry Managers and Experts
  • Intellectual Property Managers
  • Academia

Activities During ICANN Meetings

References








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