Public participation site

The ccNSO represents the managers of countries' individual Internet spaces such as Britain's .uk or Gabon's .ga.

Its main website can be found at http://ccnso.icann.org/

ICANN has changed the method by which it draws input into its public meetings - including the public forum - in an effort to make it easier to interact, and hence encourage greater interaction.

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For the ICANN public forum on Thursday 29 March 2007

Please note: You need to register with the site and be logged in to gain access to the chatrooms

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Meeting between the Board and ccNSO

Joint ccNSO and GAC meeting on IDNs

Preparation meeting for the ccNSO Council

What it is: Format — Interactive. Topics are intended for
discussion, information sharing, and debate.

Why it's important: This meeting is for technical staff and management from registries and is geared towards present day operational issues and challenges.

Who should attend: CTOs, technical operations, developers from ccTLD and gTLD registries.

What it is: This workshop will focus on the policy issues related to the introduction of internationalized top level domains. A number of working groups (including the GNSO and the ccNSO jointly with the GAC) have been working since the Sao Paulo meeting to frame IDN policy issues. Papers covering IDN policy issues are anticipated to be generated by these working groups and made available for review by this workshop.

What it is: The Country-Code Names Supporting Organization (ccNSO), the ccNSO's representative decision-making body which helps develop policy for country code top-level domains (ccTLDs), convenes both a members meeting and a Council meeting in Lisbon.

What it is: The Country-Code Names Supporting Organization (ccNSO), the ccNSO's representative decision-making body which helps develop policy for country code top-level domains (ccTLDs), convenes both a members meeting and a Council meeting in Lisbon.

What it is: The Country-Code Names Supporting Organization (ccNSO), the ccNSO's representative decision-making body which helps develop policy for country code top-level domains (ccTLDs), convenes both a members meeting and a Council meeting in Lisbon.