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Full-Text Articles in Internet Law
Icann: The Debate Over Governing The Internet, Kathleen E. Fuller
Icann: The Debate Over Governing The Internet, Kathleen E. Fuller
Duke Law & Technology Review
Since its creation, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has been the subject of criticism and controversy. ICANN is a private non-profit corporation that operates under contract with the US Department of Commerce. It was created at the request of the government for the purpose of privatizing the Domain Name System (DNS), the addressing system on which the Internet depends. The creation of ICANN in 1998--what some have called cyberspace's own "constitutional moment" -- represented a substantial shift in power to control the Internet from government to private industry. Today, ICANN is facing a virtual revolt. Domain …