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Re: Civil society orgs in ICANN overwhelmingly approve GNSO charter
by Anonymous
"> ICANN staff's manipulation thrives in a communication vacuum. And > they do work closely with the commercial constituencies on how to > shape the noncommercial space." ICANN Staff is paid 4 or 5 times the norm. A $60,000 non-profit staffer might extract $300,000 from ICANN each year. ICANN is all about For Profit for a few - nothing new
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