Re: [ga] DNSO ICANN board member

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

Very Interesting as the US Gov. participated in the
Internet funding.
Does that act defines what are:
- registrars
- registries
- registration authority
- electronic address (IP or not IP)
- Internet (BTW "on" the Internet seems very awkward)
and defines what is that "authority" (the word is actually
defined in the DNS system)?
Would some legal linguist have a definition of
"designation"?
Do you know where I can find the text on line?
The first main point here is that it excludes third level
and dynamic names.
Anyone else knows about domain name legal
definition.
Thx. Jefsey


At 05:06 01/09/00, Bret Fausett:
> >> What is your legal difinition of a Domain Name?
> > There is no legal definition of a domain name,...
>
>FYI. The Anti-Cybersquatting Protection Act includes:
>
>   "The term 'domain name' means any alphanumeric designation
>    which is registered with or assigned by any domain name
>    registrar, domain name registry, or other domain name
>    registration authority as part of an electronic
>    address on the Internet."
>
>          -- Bret
>
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