“You can look it up” is a phrase popularized either by the humorist James Thurber or the humorous Casey Stengel, but it remains good advice, especially for some of the many who have had something to say about Vox Populi Registry. What has been said has not always been accurate and unnecessarily so. In each […]
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There has been quite a bit said about the Consumer Advocate Subsidy program we want to see launched in the Fall. It will reduce the ultimate cost of a dotSucks name to make them more accessible to individuals, adding energy to the registry as a platform for criticism and protest. Lost in the swirl of
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Listening today to the U.S. Congress’ House of Representatives Subcommittee on Communications and Technology hearing on ICANN governance reminded me just how often Vox Populi Registry, the company bringing dotSucks names to the Internet, is a guest at parties to which it has never been invited. Sometimes, like today, we are able to view it
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UK-based mobile network operator, Three (www.three.co.uk) launched in 2003, but it is only now that they seem to be willing to say what mobile customers have been saying since, well, since there were mobile network operators: The mobile industry sucks. Not only are they willing to say so, they are also willing to commit to
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