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Welcome to ICANNWiki

ICANNWiki is the independent, collaborative resource for the ICANN community. The following industry leaders are making this project possible:


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Afilias  Tucows

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RegistryPro  LogicBoxes

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Featured Person
http://icannwiki.com/index.php/Nii_Quaynor

Nii Narku Quaynor is a former ICANN Board Director, a Member of the Internet Governance Forum Advisory Group at the United Nations, and Chairman of the Board of Directors at National Information Technology Agency. Quaynor is also a Member of the Internet Society of Ghana, Convener of the African Network Operators Group, was the Founding Chairman of AfriNIC, and was previously an Executive Chairman at AfTLD. He had also served as the Chairman of Network Computer Systems. Mr. Quaynor is the Chairman of Ghana Dot Com LTD, a position he has held since 2007. Nii Quaynor is the administrative contact for a technical forum on the DotAfrica gTLD at DotAfrica.org....read more

In The News
http://icannwiki.com/index.php/ANA

The Association of National Advertisers Inc. is the oldest non-profit trade organization representing the American marketing and advertising community. It offers marketing, consulting and brand building services to its members. Initially built by 45 companies, ANA now consists of more than 400 leading marketing and advertising companies, working with over 10,000 brands. Some members of ANA, including HP, P&G, General Motors, Wal-Mart, Adobe, Porsche, Vodafone and Puma are strongly opposing the new gTLD program proposed by ICANN. ANA has written numerous letters to ICANN Chairman (Steve Crocker), ICANN CEO (Rod Beckstrom), and US government officials overseeing ICANN's authority, which is granted by the Department of Commerce and its National Telecommunications and Information Administration, to review the new gTLD program once again because they believe it will create irreversible harm to the international business community.....read more

 
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