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RFC 1591 is one of the foundational documents of the Internet, particularly regarding the delegation of ccTLDs. It was drafted in 1994 by Jon Postel. The RFC lays out the core principles of IANA's delegation of domains to registries. It identifies the key criteria for reviewing a request for delegation. It also states that the IANA is "not in the business of deciding what is and what is not a country." Postel adopted the ISO-3166-1 list of two-letter country codes as the canonical reference for what is considered a country, "with the knowledge that ISO has a procedure for determining which entities should be and should not be on that list."
Michele Neylon posted that ICANN's 2022 Contracted Parties Summit (GDD Summit) will be an in-person event. It will take place in Los Angeles from November 1-4.
ICANN opened a one-month nomination period for the Dr. Tarek Kamel Award for Capacity Building on June 27, 2022.
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