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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundU.N. summit revives concerns about Net control
October 27, 2006 Diplomats head to Athens for a summit that will resume a long-simmering debate about the United States' role on the Internet.At U.N. Internet summit, calls for change
November 2, 2006 Delegates at Athens summit tackle the dominance of English, censorship vs. free speech, and other issues.U.N. debate swirls around domain name power
November 2, 2006 Attendees at U.N. summit discuss how U.S. authority to yank country codes could be lessened.Another U.N. Internet rift develops
November 17, 2005 A power struggle arises between the U.N.'s International Telecommunication Union and the Virginia-based Internet Society.U.N. proposes changes to Net's operation
October 30, 2006 Official takes aim at "self-serving justifications" for permitting the U.S. to preserve its unique influence and authority online.Internet showdown in Tunis
November 11, 2005 newsmaker U.S. ambassador David Gross heads to a U.N. conference to make a case to leave U.S. control over the Internet alone. Will the world listen?FAQ: Tunisia summit and Internet governance
November 16, 2005 A last-minute deal at the world summit quelled debate, for now anyway, over Internet management. But what does it all mean and what's down the line?Tech firms back Bush Net effort
November 4, 2005 Google, Microsoft, IBM and others show support for Bush administration's defense of the Internet status quo.Week in review: Seismic shifts
November 3, 2006 Between the Microsoft-Novell deal, and a call for a less U.S.-centric Internet, major change appears on the tech world's horizon.Cuba, Iran lash out at Internet freedom
November 18, 2005 African and other Third World nations criticize "disorderly" Internet expression and the "neo-colonial" United States.
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