ICANN 07
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| Dates: | 13 - 16 November 2000 |
| Location: | California |
| Host: | USA |
| Venue: | Marina Beach Marriott in Marina del Rey, California |
| Website: | [1] |
| Historical Significance | |
| ICANN 7 was the first event to be held in Marina Del Ray, california. | |
ICANN 7 was to be hosted in Marina Del Rey, California. Like all previous events, all meetings that were to take course throughout the event, were free to attend to any person interested in the topics, which were to be discussed.
The ICANN Meetings were to take place in the Marina Beach Marriott Hotel, and the Event itself was seen to have been a huge success, as the numbers in attendance had dramatically increased, to that of past events. Pre-registrations had reached over the 900 persons mark, months before the event had even commenced.
Some of the topics that were discussed throughout the meetings had included the Selection of new Top Level Domains (TLD’s) and also a review of the Study At Large Membership scheme.
Meeting[edit | edit source]
All meetings which were on the agenda where to take place over the four day period of the event. The sessions had consisted mainly of Open door meetings and discussions, and even the ICANN Board meeting was avaiabe for comments via a webcast. The ICANN board meeting was the final meeting of the event and had maily talked about all other issues that had been raised throughout this event. The selections of new top level domains and also a forum study of the AT LARGE membership was a topic which was widly discussed.
Some of the sessions that were a part of the agenda at ICANN 7 were as follows:
IANN Orientation Workshop Workshop on Internationalized Domain Names Domain Name Supporting Organization Constituency Meetings Governmental Advisory Committee Address Supporting Organization Domain Name Supporting Organization ICANN Board Meeting ICANN Public Forum
Developments[edit | edit source]
Historical Notes[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
[The Introduction of new Top level Domians]
[Study of the AT Large membership]