Judge Rejects Plea From States to Stop U.S. from Giving Up Control of Internet
Just last Friday, a federal judge rejected a last-ditch effort by Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada to stop the U.S. government from handing over control of the Internet to an international body. From the article: “Judge George Hanks, Jr., of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas denied an emergency request by the states — Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada — for a temporary restraining order to interrupt the handover, which was scheduled for midnight Friday.” The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN, is an international, unaccountable, “multi-stakeholder” organization who manage domain names and...
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