On cherche encore qui est favorable à la politique de nouveaux noms de domaines lancée par l’ICANN à Paris en 2008.
Mises à part les sociétés commerciales qui les vendent. Et qui sont étonnamment proches de membres du Conseil d’administration de l’ICANN…
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ICANN’s new nemesis is called CRIDO.
Eighty-seven companies and trade groups have formed the Coalition for Responsible Internet Domain Oversight, a lobby group set up to kill ICANN’s “deeply flawed” top-level domains program.
It’s led by the Association of National Advertisers, which emerged this August as a vocal opponent of new gTLDs and has spent the last few months recruiting allies.
Its new domain, crido.org, is registered to the ANA’s PR firm and currently redirects to the ANA’s gTLD microsite.
Suite : http://domainincite.com/massive-group-forms-to-kill-off-new-gtlds/
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Say No To ICANN:
Generic Top Level Domain Developments
The ANA has detailed major flaws in the proposed ICANN program that would permit applicants to claim virtually any word, generic or branded, as Internet top-level domains.
Suite : CRIDO : Coalition for Responsible Internet Domain Oversight, créée par l’ANA
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Liste des membres du CRIDO
| Associations | Companies |
|---|---|
| AAF-Amarillo | Acxiom |
| AAF-Dallas | Adobe Systems Incorporated |
| AAF-Fort Worth | Allstate Insurance Company |
| AAF Hampton Roads | American Express |
| AdClub Cincinnati | Brinker International |
| American Advertising Federation (AAF) | Burger King Corporation |
| American Advertising Federation of Des Moines | The Coca-Cola Company |
| American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) | Combe Incorporated |
| American Association of Advertising Agencies (4As) | ConAgra Foods |
| American Beverage Association (ABA) | Costco Wholesale Corporation |
| American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) | Darden Restaurants, Inc. |
| American Health Care Association (AHCA) | Dell Inc. |
| American Insurance Association (AIA) | Dunkin Brands, Inc. |
| American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) | Educational Testing Service (ETS) |
| American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) | Fidelity Investments |
| Association of Canadian Advertisers (ACA) | Ford Motor Company |
| Association of National Advertisers (ANA) | General Electric Company |
| Austin Advertising Federation | Hack Creative |
| Boise Advertising Federation | Hewlett-Packard Company |
| Cable Advertising Bureau (CAB) | Hunter Douglas NA |
| Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) | J.C. Penney Company, Inc. |
| Direct Marketing Association (DMA) | Johnson & Johnson |
| European Association of Communications Agencies (EACA) | Kellogg Company |
| European Publishers Council (EPC) | La Quinta |
| Food Marketing Institute (FMI) | Liberty Mutual |
| Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) | MillerCoors |
| Idaho Advertising Federation | Money Mailer of Amarillo |
| Idaho Falls Advertising Federation | Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company |
| Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) | Neon Sun Tanning Salon |
| Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) | Nestle USA |
| IAB Europe | ORCI |
| Lewis-Clark Valley Advertising Federation | OSI Restaurant Partners, LLC |
| Magic Valley Advertising Federation | Papa Johns |
| Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) | Procter & Gamble |
| MPA – the Association of Magazine Media | Publicis Groupe |
| National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) | Pulte Group |
| National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) | Samsung |
| National Confectioners Association (NCA) | US Bank |
| National Council of Chain Restaurants (NCCR) | Vanguard |
| National Restaurant Association (NRA) | Verge |
| Pocatello Advertising Federation | |
| Promotion Marketing Association (PMA) | |
| Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) | |
| Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) | |
| Television Bureau of Advertising (TVB) | |
| U.S. Chamber of Commerce | |
| World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) |
Source : http://domainincite.com/massive-group-forms-to-kill-off-new-gtlds/, 18/11/11
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Screen Actors Guild opposes new gTLDs
While it does not appear to be a member of the new Coalition for Responsible Internet Domain Oversight, the Screen Actors Guild has come out in opposition to new top-level domains.
The membership organization, which represents over 200,000 Hollywood actors, has asked US Secretary of Commerce John Bryson to persuade ICANN to delay the gTLD program until it can “demonstrate convincingly” that it will be in the public interest.
Suite : http://domainincite.com/screen-actors-guild-opposes-new-gtlds/
