[governance] cross-border IG issues

[Roland Perry]

In message <4D3AA246.2080207 at itforchange.net>, at 14:54:22 on Sat, 22 
Jan 2011, parminder <parminder at itforchange.net> writes

>The fact that all the above mega corporates, as well as ICANN itself,

I thought you were trying to avoid discussions which confuse governance 
of the infrastructure with governance of the content.

>are as you say are companies registered in the US is a huge IG issue. I 
>dont want my personal data to be accessed by anyone without my consent. 
>And if exceptional conditions of possible involvement in a crime etc 
>are involved I would have it handled only by a body/ authority  in 
>whose constitution I have a democratic role, which regrettably is not 
>the case with the US gov.

Then it is up to you (and those of a like mind) to "vote with your feet" 
and subscribe to websites run from different jurisdictions. And if you 
don't think they exist, it's not the Internet infrastructure that's 
preventing it.
-- 
Roland Perry
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