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'''Ira Magaziner''' is considered as one of America's most successful corporate strategist before joining President [[Bill Clinton]]'s as Senior Political Advisor for Policy Development.<ref>[http://www.energycongress.com/program/iramagazinerbio.htm Ira Magazier Biography]</ref> He also served as Chief Internet Policy Advisor of the Clinton Administration | '''Ira Magaziner''' is considered as one of America's most successful corporate strategist before joining President [[Bill Clinton]]'s as Senior Political Advisor for Policy Development.<ref>[http://www.energycongress.com/program/iramagazinerbio.htm Ira Magazier Biography]</ref> He also served as Chief Internet Policy Advisor of the Clinton Administration and the main person behind the report, ''A Framework for Global Electronic Commerce,'' which became the guideline in creating [[ICANN]], a new private non-government corporation to take-over the technical management of the internet from the U.S. Government and to promote development, competition and international participation.<ref>[http://www.nikkei.co.jp/summit/98summit/english/katagaki.html A Forum with Ira Magaziner]</ref> | ||
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Ira Magaziner is considered as one of America's most successful corporate strategist before joining President Bill Clinton's as Senior Political Advisor for Policy Development.[1] He also served as Chief Internet Policy Advisor of the Clinton Administration and the main person behind the report, A Framework for Global Electronic Commerce, which became the guideline in creating ICANN, a new private non-government corporation to take-over the technical management of the internet from the U.S. Government and to promote development, competition and international participation.[2]
Education
Magaziner received a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) Degree from Brown University. He also received Honorary Doctorate Degrees from Brown University,University of Rhode Island, University of Maryland and New England Institute of Technology. He was a recipient of the Rhodes Scholarship and attended Oxford University.[3]