New at DNJournal: Opposition to ICANN-Verisign Deal Growing & Grassroots Sprouting

[Ron Jackson]

Two new front page featured articles were published at DNJournal.com today:

First, it looks like there will be some fireworks at the ICANN meeting coming up next week in Vancouver, Canada. Opposition to ICANN's new .com agreement with Verisign (which could cost consumers $1.5 billion over the next 7 years) is growing rapidly. Lawsuits are being readied and organizations like the Coalition For ICANN Transparency are heading to Vancouver in an effort to stop this giveaway before it's too late. Your voice can be heard too. Details in the article at: http://www.dnjournal.com/articles/icann-verisign.htm

Second, Michael Mann built a domain colossus at BuyDomains.com before he and his partners sold a majority interest to venture capitalists last spring. Mann made millions but now he says he is out to Make Change through the non-profit organization he founded at Grassroots.org. Logos for the the site are popping up all over the web, including on some PPC parking pages. Find out what it's all about here: http://www.dnjournal.com/articles/gr.htm

 

[RareIQ]

nice articles Duke

:great:

 

[Mark]

Today is the Cut off date folks - [email protected]

Send them your comments PLEASE !

 

[CrazyTech]

Just sent mine in, so glad that you reminded me. I was thinking that the deadline was tomorrow and not today!

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Comment sent... I'm not the most articulate writer, but I guess "every voice counts"
-Allan :gl:

 

[CrazyTech]

I think quantity can be much more important that quality in situations like these but I'm sure your comments were just what they needed to be Allan.

 

[Mark]

I think quantity can be much more important that quality in situations like these but I'm sure your comments were just what they needed to be Allan.

Exactly - My southern U.S. (Almost Red-Neckish) way of speaking and typing may not impress anyone .... But it will not stop me from getting my point across

I'm very interested to read Duke's and Mr. Berryhill's comments upon the end of this meeting.