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The Web is Dead: What This Means to ICANN, New gTLD Program and the Domain Industry
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- August 26, 2010
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Is the Web really dead? What is ICANN doing about it? Are ISPs and Google abusing copyright laws and using piracy to piggyback music, movie, book and software creators's work to profit? What can be done to expand the Internet and keep it open for all to access?
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