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Re: Re: Another mini-Internet Governance Forum: in the U.S.A.
by Anonymous
Another clue, go to the ICANN web site and look at the STAFF page. Only those with a "Picture" remain as part of the Social Network ICANN. You can see who is going with which half of ICANN at the IANA split.
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