Re: [ga] RealNames Proposes Unified NamingArchitecture for Next Generation Internet atNational Academies Meeting

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

This would lead to a "root TLD", where a keyword would have an unique 
meaning for the entire world. A huge value for the most powerfull TM 
holders. No need to register in every TLD that open roots might create.
This would certainly go in Stuart's way of an "unique authoritative toot" ...
They want it for years.. They name them "famous TradeMarks", or is it 
infamous TMs?
Jefsey



On 02:20 13/07/01, Joanna Lane said:
>http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010712/0315.html
>
>Keith Teare, CEO of RealNames, "believes this new naming system is possible
>using the foundation of an unchanged DNS and adding new functionality either
>above or alongside the current system. He is supportive of the ongoing work
>of the IETF and ICANN to maintain a single root server for DNS, as well as
>current proposals for the creation of an overlay DNS directory services
>layer. The RealNames Keyword naming system and supporting resolution
>services platform already embody much of the proposed functionality for
>unified naming. Teare proposes Keyword-based services as an important part
>of the solution for an industry-wide initiative to build naming standards
>within a common discovery and resolution layer that enables
>access across all networks through their applications."
>
>Regards,
>Joanna
>
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