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Biography for Peter Dengate Thrush

First Name: Peter
Last Name: Dengate Thrush
Title: Chairman (5 NOV 07)
Organization: ICANN
Country: New Zealand
CV:
  • Peter Dengate Thrush is a barrister practicing in civil litigation and specializing in intellectual property, competition and Internet law.
  • He was the legal advisor to InternetNZ from 1996 to 1999, advising it on the formation of its registry company (Domainz) and acting in early domain name disputes in which the registry was named. He served as chair from December 1999 for two terms. He is a past chair of InternetNZ's International Affairs Committee, and a member of its Legal and Regulatory Committee (see www.internetnz.org.nz).
  • He has been active in the setting up and developing of APTLD, the body of national domain name registry managers for the Asia Pacific region, and is the immediate past chair (see www.aptld.org).
  • Peter has been involved in ICANN since its inception. As a member of the Boston Working Group, he provided comment in 1998 on the early drafts of the ICANN bylaws, and as President of AIPPI-NZ, he co-chaired one of the preformation meetings of the Intellectual Property Constituency in Wellington, New Zealand. In 1999 he was appointed to ICANN's Independent Review Advisory Committee, or IRAC, a multi-national panel of legal experts charged with defining the principles of independent review of the actions of the Board of ICANN. He contributed to InternetNZ's submission to WIPO 1 and served on ICANN's Working Group A, which led to the development of the UDRP. He is currently on the President’s Strategy, Board Finance, Board Governance and Executive committees.
  • He has been a leader of the ccTLD community, serving for many years on the Administrative Committee of the World Wide Alliance of ccTLDs. In that role he originated the call for the formation of a Support Organization for ccTLDs in ICANN and chaired the many meetings at which its bylaws were debated (see www.wwtld.org). He served on the launching group of the ccNSO and was selected as a board member after an international vote of ccTLD managers in the ccNSO in December 2004.
  • Peter Dengate Thrush was selected for the ICANN Board by the Country Code Names Supporting Organization in 2005. His three-year term expires six months after the conclusion of the 2007 annual meeting.
  • On 5 Nov 2007 Peter Dengate Thrush was elected Chairman of Icann
Misc: In June 2006 his wife, father and brother iwas killed n a car crash on the Hutt Valley Motorway. Liz Dengate Thrush, 53, Ronald Thrush, 79, Gavin Thrush, 46, and close family friend Heather Taylor, 69, were killed.
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First Reported Mar 10 2010 - Updated 21 hours ago - 10 Documents

Internet porn

The adult industry is up in arms over a renewed push for a '.xxx' domain name, which they fear would be the first step towards segregating porn sites into a 'ghetto'. Proponents believe the new .xxx domain would create an online red-light district where ... [Published 22 hours ago by WA Today.com.au]
First Reported Mar 11 2010 - Updated 3 hours ago - 4 Documents

ICANN boss creates a stir with DNS security warning

Country registries (ccNSO) also see no particular danger at present. In response to a commentary from US company NeuStar, ICANN director Steve Crocker stated that there had even been a slight fall in distributed denial of service attacks (dDoS). Kurtis ... [Published 3 hours ago by Heise Security]
First Reported Mar 10 2010 - Updated Mar 10 2010 - 2 Documents

Backers Push .XXX Domain for Porn Sites

Ars Technica reports: The .xxx domain is back on the table. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) will reconsider the top-level domain during a meeting in Kenya this week, nearly three years after it was shot down and nine years ... [Published Mar 10 2010 by Portfolio.com]
First Reported Mar 11 2010 - Updated Mar 11 2010 - 1 Documents

Bulk Transfer of DNGLOBE Do...

MARINA DEL REY, CA - The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has authorized a bulk transfer of DNGLOBE LLC's gTLD domain names to Paknic (Private) Limited, due to a compliance action taken by ICANN that resulted in the de-accreditation ... [Published Mar 11 2010 by Intellectual Property News Agency]
Entities: ICANN, Promoter
First Reported Mar 10 2010 - Updated Mar 10 2010 - 1 Documents

News round-up: Beckstrom speaks; sucks site wins; and Icann report published

/p>UDRP panel challenges Octogen interpretation March 10, 2010EU court adviser urges limits to bio-patent protection March 09, 2010“www†most common term in cybersquatted domains March 08, 2010This article is part of the beta trial for Managing ... [Published Mar 10 2010 by Managing IP]
First Reported Mar 11 2010 - Updated Mar 11 2010 - 1 Documents

Decision to be Taken for Domain Names Varying From .God to .xxx - sex and Religion

On Friday, the officials who decide on the availability of new web addresses will rethink about allowing .xxx. Though the suffix, which is aimed at adult websites, had been given consent formerly, the decision was taken back by the Internet Corporation ... [Published Mar 11 2010 by TopNews New Zealand]
First Reported Mar 11 2010 - Updated Mar 11 2010 - 1 Documents

ICANN Forum moves to tackle issue of domain names

By Morris Aron and Ramadhan RajabCouncil members at the on-going ICANN conference in Nairobi Wednesday moved to reverse a long-standing policy that prohibits domain name registries from acting as domain name registrars.The members passed a charter that ... [Published Mar 11 2010 by East African Standard]
First Reported Mar 10 2010 - Updated Mar 10 2010 - 1 Documents

ICANN Nairobi -- Day 5

Enom is reported to have obtained a trademark for the sequence of letters "b", "l", "o", "g". In that order. In what jurisdiction this absurdity has occurred I don't yet know but when any TLD operator receives a registration request for the domain *blog*.TLD, ... [Published Mar 10 2010 by Wampum]
Entities: Enom, ICANN, Nairobi
First Reported Mar 10 2010 - Updated Mar 10 2010 - 1 Documents

Icann to reconsider .xxx scheme

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann) has confirmed that it will reconsider a plan to create an internet domain specifically for adult sites.In 2005, Icann had given the green light to the .xxx scheme but overturned its decision ... [Published Mar 10 2010 by Computeach]
First Reported Mar 10 2010 - Updated Mar 10 2010 - 1 Documents

Kenya: Web Summit Becomes Another Missed Chance

After a lot of security concerns and re-assurance from the local Internet community that Nairobi is safe enough for the 1000 plus guests expected to attend the 37th Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) meeting, things seem to have ... [Published Mar 10 2010 by AllAfrica.com]
First Reported Mar 10 2010 - Updated Mar 10 2010 - 1 Documents

ICANN urges Africa to break Internet Monopolies

ICANN, the group in charge of assigning online addresses has urged Africa to break internet monopolies to help lower the price of access since Africa is more prone to cyber crime.We get the facts from Rod Beckstrom, CEO of the Internet Corporation for ... [Published Mar 10 2010 by ABN Digital]
First Reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 Documents

ICANN conference attendees offer African techies advice

Rebecca Wanjiku, Computerworld Kenya03.11.2010TagsComments 0Like the story? Get Alerts of big news events. Enter your email addressDailyWeeklyQualified 3rd PartiesKenya's technology businesspeople got a chance to interact with some of the organizations ... [Published 19 hours ago by Industry Standard]
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