EU deal threatens end to US dominance of internet

Rolo · 09-30-2005

Asia and EU is already working on IPv6... last I heard the US is saying 5-10 years before its ready to move on IPv6, and by that time we might already have seen major ISPs located in Asia/EU instead of the US.

Its ironic that ICANN uses time on things like the .xxx tld., when there are tons of other issues, which is much more important + would secure the US position in the future... now the US got their ICANN technology "geeks" discussing .xxx tld. - should we also have university philosophers discussing IPv6?

The incompetence by the current ICANN is sickening...

09-30-2005	#24
Rolo Members Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Six Feet Under Posts: 2,150	Re: EU deal threatens end to US dominance of internet Asia and EU is already working on IPv6... last I heard the US is saying 5-10 years before its ready to move on IPv6, and by that time we might already have seen major ISPs located in Asia/EU instead of the US. Its ironic that ICANN uses time on things like the .xxx tld., when there are tons of other issues, which is much more important + would secure the US position in the future... now the US got their ICANN technology "geeks" discussing .xxx tld. - should we also have university philosophers discussing IPv6? The incompetence by the current ICANN is sickening... __________________ "Chaos is the law of nature, order is the dream of man." ~Henry B. Adams (Historian) 1838-1918