U.S.
plan to
cede Internet domain control on
track: ICANN head
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A controversial Obama administration
plan to
cede oversight of the **n-profit that manages the Internet's infrastructure is on track to gain government approval by next year's presidential elections, the organization's chief said in an interview.
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06-03-2015, 02:00 AM
U.S. plan to cede Internet domain control on track: ICANN head
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