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"Security and stability" is pre-ICANN. It is the way
that many of the pioneers describe the core
mission.
I don't hear it as Big Brother. In fact, some of the
real Big Brother proposals, such as escrowed
encryption which gives law enforcement access
to private keys, threatens the "security and the
stability" of the Internet. The same is true of
filtering techniques.
Best regards,
Marc Rotenberg.
On Jun 21, 2010, at 3:35 AM, Carlos A. Afonso wrote:
> In his opening speech here at the Icann Brussels meeting, Beckstrom stresses that the central role of Icann is the security and stability "of the Internet". Wow, I thought that it was just the name/addressing system.
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> Megalomanous discourse summarizes his speech...
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> enviado via iPhone
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