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'''John R. Levine''', best known as the author of "The Internet for Dummies," writes, speaks, and consults on the Internet, electronic mail, cybersecurity, and related topics. He has been a member of the ICANN [[Security and Stability Advisory Committee]] since 2017, was a member of [[ICANN]]'s [[ALAC]] from 2005 to 2007, and of the 2015 ICANN Nominating Committee. He was on the [[.mobi]] Policy Advisory Board.<ref>[http://www.johnlevine.com/about.phtml John Levine]</ref>

'''John R. Levine''', best known as the author of "The Internet for Dummies," writes, speaks, and consults on the Internet, electronic mail, cybersecurity, and related topics. He was a member of [[ICANN]]'s [[ALAC]], and is on the [[.mobi]] Policy Advisory Board.<ref>[http://www.johnlevine.com/about.phtml John Levine]</ref>

Levine consults for multiple clients on Internet and e-mail topics. Past clients have included [[Orbitz]] and [[Industry Canada]].

Levine consults for multiple clients on Internet and e-mail topics. Past clients have included [[Orbitz]] and [[Industry Canada]].

He speaks to many trade, policy, and general groups. He's spoken at the Federal Trade Commission spam forum, the International Telecommunications Union thematic meeting on spam, and the Internet Law and Policy Forum as well as to CBS television, Minnesota Power, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Alex. Brown &: Sons, [[Hewlett Packard]] Mexico, and [[IBM]] Canada.

He speaks to many trade, policy, and general groups. He's spoken at the Federal Trade Commission spam forum, the International Telecommunications Union thematic meeting on spam, and the Internet Law and Policy Forum as well as to CBS television, Minnesota Power, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Alex. Brown &: Sons, [[Hewlett-Packard]] Mexico, and [[IBM]] Canada.

He's also served as an expert witness in civil and criminal legal action, including the October 2004 trial of Jeremy Jaynes, convicted of criminal spamming, and Field vs. Google in 2006.  

He's also served as an expert witness in civil and criminal legal action, including the October 2004 trial of Jeremy Jaynes, convicted of criminal spamming, and Field vs. Google in 2006.  

==Career History==

==Career History==

* Senior Technical Advisor of Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group, 2005 - Present.  

* Senior Technical Advisor of Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group, 2005 - Present.  

* The Chair of the Internet Research Task Force's Anti-Spam Research Group ([[ASRG]]), 2003- Present.

* The Chair of the Internet Research Task Force's Anti-Spam Research Group ([[ASRG]]), 2003- 2011.

* President of the Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial E-mail, 2008- Present.

* President of the Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial E-mail, 2008- Present.

* Moderator of the comp.compilers [[usenet]] group, 1986- Present.

* Moderator of the comp.compilers [[usenet]] group, 1986- Present.

* Co-founder of the [[Domain Assurance Council]], 2006- Present.

* Co-founder of the [[Domain Assurance Council]], 2006- 2010.

* Partner in Blackvine Consulting, G.P., 2005 - 2007.  

* Partner in Blackvine Consulting, G.P., 2005 - 2007.  

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