RE: Re: [council] Presentation from the DNA

[john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Petter,
 
I am sure you meant that "the Domain Name Association offer to make individual 
presentations to GNSO stakeholder groups..."  I would not want to make their 
appearance before the Council contingent upon all the group accepting.


Cheers,


Berard

 
--------- Original Message --------- Subject: Re: [council] Presentation from 
the DNA
From: "Petter Rindforth" <petter.rindforth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 6/25/13 2:22 pm
To: council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "WUKnoben" <wolf-ulrich.knoben@xxxxxxxxxxx>

 Dear All,
 
 
 The IPC agrees that the Domain Name Association, as well as all other groups, 
should be permitted to make a presentation to the GNSO Council in Durban, with 
the caveat that agendas and/or PowerPoint materials are provided to the Council 
well in advance addressing threshold questions about who the group is and what 
subjects they intend to discuss.  
  
 In the alternative, as we are quickly approaching our time in Durban, South 
Africa, the IPC recommends that the Domain Name Association make individual 
presentations to GNSO stakeholder groups and constituencies in order to 
facilitate a more complete dialog regarding topics and questions germane to 
each stakeholder group and constituency.
  
  
 Best,
 Petter
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 On 21 jun 2013 18:10 "WUKnoben" <wolf-ulrich.knoben@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
    So far I have seen support  for a council discussion triggered by a DNA 
presentation - in case it's more than just lobbying.
 
Since the weekend schedule in Durban at this stage doesn't allow for an 
additional slot we should think about a feasible allocation on the Wednesday 
meeting.

Best regards

Wolf-Ulrich


 
From: Jonathan Robinson
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 9:36 PM
To: 'John Berard' ; council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [council] Presentation from the DNA


 

Thanks John.
 
 From: John Berard [mailto:johnberard@xxxxxxx] 
Sent: 17 June 2013 20:04
To: jrobinson@xxxxxxxxxxxx; council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [council] Presentation from the DNA
 
 Jonathan,

I would be happy to have Adrian make his presentation as long as it is 
appreciably different than the deck we all saw in Beijing.  I am sure it has 
evolved, but can you confirm?

In fact, the rise of these kinds of associations may be market evidence of the 
need for and, perhaps, how the organization of the GNSO might be changed in the 
course of the up coming review.  It is clear that the prior segments are losing 
their stand-alone integrity as each constituency is in the process of taking on 
the characteristics of others.

We might find, in the discussion of the new association, a new nomenclature for 
the community that could lead to a more modern organization.

Cheers,

Berard
  
 

 

 
-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Robinson <jrobinson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: council <council@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Mon, Jun 17, 2013 9:38 am
Subject: [council] Presentation from the DNA
     All,
 
 
 
I have had a request from Adrian Kinderis (who some of you may know from his 
time as a councillor) to present the DNA to the Council in a 15 minute session 
over the weekend in Durban.
 
 
 
The Domain Name Association (DNA) is a new non-profit global business 
association that represents the interests of the domain name industry and it 
describes its mission as being to:
 
 
 
“Promote the interests of its members by advocating the use, adoption, and 
expansion of domain names as the primary tool for users to navigate the 
Internet.”
 
 
 
Please indicate any interest, lack of interest or neutrality on this.
 
 
 
Thanks,
 
 
 
 
 
Jonathan