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GNSO Public Forum on New gTLDs

in
25 Jun 2007 - 14:30
25 Jun 2007 - 16:30
Webcasts
Webcast:
http://media1.icann.org/ramgen/2007/sanjuan/gnso-pub-forum-on-new-gtlds-6-25-07.rm
Room: 
San Cristobal B
What it is: 
The new top level domains public forum is an opportunity for attendees to hear more about the progress of the new TLDs policy development process and to ask questions about the proposed implementation plan.
Why it's important: 
The introduction of a new top level domains is a high priority for ICANN in the coming fiscal year. The GNSO Committee on the introduction of new TLDs are well advanced in their work and welcome further input on their proposed recommendations. The ICANN Implementation Team will be presenting a proposed implementation plan for further discussion.
Who should attend: 
All individuals interested in how ICANN makes decisions that affect gTLDs.
Agenda details : 

-- New gTLDs Policy -- update on GNSO draft new gTLDs final report -- Avri Doria, Chair, GNSO Council
- Activity since Lisbon
- Current Status
- Discussion Points
– Protecting Rights of Others
– Controversial Names
– Rejection of an Application
– Disputes and Objections
– IDN

- New gTLDs Implementation -- overview of proposed implementation guidelines -- Kurt Pritz, ICANN Senior Vice President, Services

- Public Comments

Presentations: 
new-gTLD_SJ_060725-1.pdf
New gTLD Policy Development & Implementation
Transcripts: 
SanJuan-GNSO-PF-NewgTLDs-25June07.txt

GNSO Working Group: WHOIS

in
24 Jun 2007 - 13:45
24 Jun 2007 - 15:15

 

Floorplan
Room: 
Flamingo A/B
What it is: 
A face to face meeting of the Whois Working Group of the GNSO. (see the Working Group's charter here: http://gnso.icann.org/issues/whois-privacy/whois-wg/whois-working-group-charter-16apr07.pdf) This group is developing the recommendations for changes to the Whois service of the old Whois Task Force (see here for that group's report with the recommendations: http://www.icann.org/announcements/announcement-16mar07.htm) It will be concluding and reporting back to the GNSO Council by 27 July, 2007. (see here for the current draft of this Working Group's 'Outcomes Report': http://forum.icann.org/lists/gnso-whois-wg/msg00394.html)
Why it's important: 
This will be the longest working session of this group, and we expect to make a lot of progress on the Outcomes Report which defines this group's recommendations to the GNSO Council.
Who should attend: 
People who are interested in / concerned about Whois. NB: Though this group is a Working Group of the GNSO, it actually has a broad range of active observers from the public, private and non-profit sectors.
Agenda details : 

Agenda for Sunday, 24 June meeting of the Whois Working Group

1.OPOC's legal status
- ICANN accredititation or obligations in an amended RAA ?
- need for OPOC to acknowledge nomination as the OPOC?

2. OPOC and proxies
- no more proxies or amended proxies?

3. OPOC as actor or communicator
- who performs the REMEDY function?

4. Determining right to bulk access by third parties
- for LEAs
- for private sector

5. Other questions arising from the v2 report

6. AOB

GNSO Working Group: WHOIS

in
24 Jun 2007 - 09:00
24 Jun 2007 - 12:00

 

Floorplan
Room: 
Flamingo A/B
What it is: 
A face to face meeting of the Whois Working Group of the GNSO. (see the Working Group's charter here: http://gnso.icann.org/issues/whois-privacy/whois-wg/whois-working-group-charter-16apr07.pdf) This group is developing the recommendations for changes to the Whois service of the old Whois Task Force (see here for that group's report with the recommendations: http://www.icann.org/announcements/announcement-16mar07.htm) It will be concluding and reporting back to the GNSO Council by 27 July, 2007. (see here for the current draft of this Working Group's 'Outcomes Report': http://forum.icann.org/lists/gnso-whois-wg/msg00394.html)
Why it's important: 
This will be the longest working session of this group, and we expect to make a lot of progress on the Outcomes Report which defines this group's recommendations to the GNSO Council.
Who should attend: 
People who are interested in / concerned about Whois. NB: Though this group is a Working Group of the GNSO, it actually has a broad range of active observers from the public, private and non-profit sectors.
Agenda details : 

Agenda for Sunday, 24 June meeting of the Whois Working Group

1.OPOC's legal status
- ICANN accredititation or obligations in an amended RAA ?
- need for OPOC to acknowledge nomination as the OPOC?

2. OPOC and proxies
- no more proxies or amended proxies?

3. OPOC as actor or communicator
- who performs the REMEDY function?

4. Determining right to bulk access by third parties
- for LEAs
- for private sector

5. Other questions arising from the v2 report

6. AOB

Transcripts: 
Whois discussion

GNSO Working Group: New gTLDs

in
23 Jun 2007 - 14:00
23 Jun 2007 - 18:00

 

Floorplan
Room: 
Flamingo A/B
Transcripts: 
Internationalised Domain Names discussion
Protecting the Rights of Others discussion
Reserved Names discussion
Recommendations

GNSO New gTLD Discussion

in
23 Jun 2007 - 11:30
23 Jun 2007 - 12:30

 

Floorplan
Room: 
Flamingo A/B
What it is: 
The new top level domains public forum is an opportunity for attendees to hear more about the progress of the new TLDs policy development process and to ask questions about the proposed implementation plan.
Why it's important: 
The introduction of a new top level domains is a high priority for ICANN in the coming fiscal year. The GNSO Committee on the introduction of new TLDs are well advanced in their work and welcome further input on their proposed recommendations. The ICANN Implementation Team will be presenting a proposed implementation plan for further discussion.
Who should attend: 
All individuals interested in how ICANN makes decisions that affect gTLDs.

Reserved Names Working Group

in
23 Jun 2007 - 10:30
23 Jun 2007 - 11:30

 

Floorplan
Room: 
Flamingo A/B
What it is: 
The Reserved Names Working Group has completed its examination of a wide range of reserved name issues which may be part of a new top-level domain application process. The work is going to be considered by the GNSO Committee on New Top-Level Domains.
Why it's important: 
The reservation of names from registration as new TLD strings and at the second and lower levels of new domains is an important policy and contractual condition for potential new registry operators. The Committee is considering the results of the Working Group which may be included in the policy recommendations for new TLDs.
Who should attend: 
Anyone interested new top level domain policy issues.

GNSO Working Group: Protecting the Rights of Others

in
23 Jun 2007 - 09:00
23 Jun 2007 - 10:00

 

Floorplan
Room: 
Flamingo A/B
What it is: 
The Protecting the Rights of Others Working Group has completed its examination of rights protection mechanisms which may be part of a new top-level domain application process. The work is going to be considered by the GNSO Committee on New Top-Level Domains.
Why it's important: 
The implementation of an ongoing process for accepting new TLD applications is a central part of ICANN's mission. The PRO WG has produced detailed suggestions that may have a bearing on the approach taken to establishing new registry operations.
Who should attend: 
Anyone interested in rights holder protection mechanisms and freedom of expression issues.
Presentations: 
PRO WG Report ICANN Presentation
BeauBrendlerPresentation.pdf

GNSO Council Meeting

in
27 Jun 2007 - 10:30
27 Jun 2007 - 12:30
Webcasts
Webcast: 
http://media1.icann.org/ramgen/2007/sanjuan/gnso-council-meeting-6-27-07.rm
Room: 
San Geronimo

 

Floorplan
What it is: 
The Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO) Council, the GNSO's representative decision-making body which helps develop policy for generic top-level domains (gTLDs), convenes in San Juan.
Why it's important: 
The Council will consider policy for the introduction of new domain names (gTLDs), changes to rules governing personal data in WHOIS databases, the GNSO improvement process, the contractual conditions policy development process as well as other important issues.
Who should attend: 
Anyone with an interest in gTLD issues specifically, and the domain name system in general, including registrars, gTLD registries, businesses, Internet service providers, Internet users, and government representatives.
Agenda details : 

Please see: http://gnso.icann.org/meetings/agenda-27jun07.shtml

Presentations: 
GNSO Issues Report:Dispute Handling for IGO Names and Abbreviations - Olof Nordling
WHOIS WG - Progress Report - Philip Sheppard
Transcripts: 
SanJuan-GNSOCouncilMeeting-27June07.txt

GNSO Public Forum

in
27 Jun 2007 - 08:30
27 Jun 2007 - 10:30
Webcasts
Webcast: 
http://media1.icann.org/ramgen/2007/sanjuan/gnso-pub-forum-6-27-07.rm
Room: 
San Geronimo

 

Floorplan
What it is: 
This public forum, which is organized by the Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO) and is open to all interested individuals, provides the broad community with an opportunity for an in-depth discussion about the GNSO's Draft Final Report on the Introduction of New Top Level Domains (new TLDs).
Why it's important: 
This forum enables stakeholders to provide input on the Committee's proposals for the selection criteria, allocation methods, contractual conditions, and other elements that should be used as part of the process for introducing new TLDs.
Who should attend: 
All individuals interested in the future of new Top Level Domains.
Agenda details : 

Please see: http://gnso.icann.org/meetings/agenda-pf-27jun07.shtml

Presentations: 
GNSO Issues Report:Dispute Handling forIGO Names and Abbreviations - Olof Nordling
Overview of the Issues Report - Maria Farrell
Transcripts: 
SanJuan-GNSOPublicForum-27June07.txt

Internet Service and Connectivity Providers Constituency Meeting

in
26 Jun 2007 - 14:00
26 Jun 2007 - 17:00

 

Floorplan
Room: 
Flamingo D
Agenda details : 

================================================================
Internet Service Provider and Connectivity Provider Constituency
Generic Names Supporting Organization
================================================================

The ISPCP will be having a face-to-face constituency meeting
as part of the San Juan ICANN meetings in June 2007.

A preliminary draft agenda is below:

Tuesday 26th June 2007
2:00pm to 5:00pm
Room: Flamengo D

ISPCP Constituency Meeting

a. Introductions and welcome
b. Agenda consideration and approval
c. Update and action items from the Cross Constituency
meetings
d. New gTLD processes and their impact on ISPs
e. whois – update by ISPCP Constituency representatives
f. Update on gNSO reform and reaction to Monday Open
session
g. Update on the progress of the NomCom
h. Invited presentation: David Conrad on the status of
the IANA
i. Update on the ICANN performance RFP
j. Introduction: new gNSO Chair, Avri Doria

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