This article discusses the real issue with ICANN’s current policy development process which needs to be addressed before the introduction of the PDP 3.0 changes.
Listen to our webinar and find out the highlights of the ICANN64 meeting in Kobe, Japan.
ICANN’s 2019 Community Forum will be held in Kobe from 9 – 14 March.
This meeting is likely to be dominated by questions on the next steps ICANN will be taking following the likely adoption by the GNSO Council of the EPDP Final Report recommendations on domain name registration data, expected on 4 March 2019. Working sessions for the Subsequent Procedures and Rights Protection Mechanisms working groups are also reliably included in the schedule.
Join the ICANN organization’s Global Domains Division, ICANN accredited registrars and gTLD registries in a three-day summit to be held 6-9 May 2019, in Bangkok, Thailand.
ICANN66 | 21st AGM, Montréal Canada 2-7 November 2019
ICANN65 | Policy Forum Marrakech, Morocco 24-27 June 2019
ICANN64 | Community Forum Kobe Japan 9-14 March 2019
A special working group charged with coming up with changes to the Whois service that bring it in line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) published its initial report on 21 November 2018 and opened it up for public comment. The Initial Report responds to the call to answer a set of questions and determine if the Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data should become a General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)-compliant ICANN Consensus Policy as is, or one with modifications.
ICANN’s next meeting will be held in Barcelona from 20 – 25 October. Key highlights of the agenda include the working sessions of the Policy Development Processes dealing with issues around future releases of new gTLDs and rights protection mechanisms.
