Author: Kieren McCarthy

Kieren McCarthy is an acknowledged authority on the Internet and Internet governance. He has written extensively about both for a wide range of national and international newspapers and magazines including The Guardian, The Times, The Independent, The Sunday Times, New Scientist, The Register, PC Week, Techworld, and others.

An engineer by training, Kieren has spent more than 10 years as an IT journalist and has, at some point interviewed, just about everybody in the Internet industry. The official blogger for both the inaugural Internet Governance Forum and an OECD conference on the Participative Web, and author of the book Sex.com, he was also ICANN’s General Manager of Public Participation, tasked with coordinating communication between the organization and Internet users for three years.

He is CEO of .Nxt. Inc, and created both the company and the conference to provide a space for positive information-sharing about the future of the Internet's infrastructure.


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4 April 2011

We have produced a comprehensive guide, complete with background, resource links and the occasional photo of what happened at the recent ICANN mee

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3 April 2011

The ICANN San Francisco conference agenda was torn up to allow for two full days of meetings between the GAC and Board.

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30 March 2011

Update: ICANN finally published the Annual Report on Tuesday 5 April, 100 days late.

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28 March 2011

The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) has opened up calls for workshop proposals for the 2011 annual forum in Nairobi, to be held 27-30

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25 March 2011

An international effort to produce a report highlighting improvements to the annual Internet Governance Forum (IGF) has ended in failure.

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