[governance] RE: who does "public policy" then?

[Milton Mueller]

Sorry, Parminder. I stand corrected. 

>>> "Parminder" <parminder at itforchange.net> 4/15/2007 1:29 AM >>>
>And now as the government sector gets better and better accommodated
by
>ICANN, we may be moving towards an alliance of the rich, corporates
and
>governments doing mutual accommodations and governing the most
important
>infrastructure of the emerging information society in their interests.
For
me it is a scary scenario. I quote a recent email by Mawaki.

 >>Meanwhile, the transition has unfortunately been on and on...
>>too long, untill now all the governments are realizing what power
they can
>>exert over the central infrastructure of the >Net ... In a short
while,
>>they will all love ICANN and oppose any institutional change;....


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