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ICANN 2014: 15 Years in Domain Industry & Future Trends

Join participants from around the world at ICANN 2014 in New Delhi as we reflect on the past 15 years in the domain industry. Explore the journey from 1999 to present, including member support for new gTLD applications and transitions in constituency representation. Learn about challenges and opportunities for participation, costs, investments, and the impact of language, timezone, culture, and sociopolitical environments. Discover how DotAsia promotes Internet development in Asia and engages in initiatives like NetMission Asia and the AsianFilmAwards.

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ICANN 2014: 15 Years in Domain Industry & Future Trends

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  1. Participation at ICANN 2014.08.05 | New Delhi

  2. 15 Years in the Domain Industry… 1999-2003 2003-2006 2006-… 30 Members: 22 ccTLD Members Supporting 30 new gTLD Applications

  3. August 1999 Santiago NiiQuaynor, chair of the then DNSO General Assembly

  4. 1999-2001: ccTLD Constituency From DNSO to ccNSO

  5. GNSO 2001-2003: Registrar Constituency 2005-2009: GNSO Council 2009-2014: JIG & IRD

  6. ALAC / At-Large 2002-2007: APRLAO (ISOC HK) 2010-2012: ALAC (from APRALO) 2010-2014: IDN Liaison

  7. Challenges for Participation Costs & Return on Investments Volume of Activity Language & Timezone Culture & Sociopolitical Environments

  8. DotAsia as a not-for-profit organisation with a mandate to promote Internet development and adoption in Asia.

  9. NetMission.Asia

  10. AsianFilmAwards.Asia The Asian Oscars

  11. Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF)

  12. Every .Asia Domain Contributes to Internet Development in Asia Edmon Chung <edmon@registry.asia>

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