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“Why should the RIRs be a territorial monopoly?
by Anonymous
Milton, RFC 2050 suggests it, and ICP-2 codifies it. http://www.icann.org/en/icp/icp-2.htm The ITU CANNOT by my reading of this document satisfy the criteria for becoming a new RIR. If Dr. Ramadass had actually done his research while doing his ITU commissioned study, he would have found this easily. BTW, How much did the ITU pay you guys to do these "studies"?
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