[kictanet] US relationship with ICANN may not end

[Brian Munyao Longwe]

Yes, it was interesting hearing an academician on BBC this morning describe
the new document, called  "Affirmation of Commitments" as a "less tenuous
document". Question is, does that give ICANN more or less autonomy and
independence?

Regards,

Brian

On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Harry Hare
<harry at africanedevelopment.org>wrote:

> FYI....
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