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The COOK Report on Internet January 2001 (Vol.9, No. 10)
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CONTENTS
Packet Design Has Unique Research Role
Seeks Improved Routing to Offset Problems Inherent in MPLS
Judy Estrin, Kathie Nichols, Van Jacobson Want Cost Benefits of
Convergence By Leveraging Strengths of TCP/IP Architecture pp.
1-7
Scaling the Internet via Exchange Points
Many Players Jumping into Rapidly Expanding Global Market
Technology and Business Model Issues as Seen By Equinix pp. 8 - 15
ITU and IETF in Agreement on ENUM Administration
Letter from ITU to ICANN Blocks .tel gTLD Applications As Competition
to ENUM -- Administration Modeled on Neutral Tier 1 Database Holder
of Pointers to Records of Provisioned Services pp. 16 -17
Is-Is Bug Causes UUNET Route Flap pp. 18-19
ICANN Having No Authority to Create New gTLDs Lacks Legitimacy in US
and Is Increasingly Rejected in Europe
Dixon Explains How .eu Has Been Kept from Icann Control, pp. 20-21
DNRC Letter Documents ICANN Past Testimony to Show Duplicity Behind
So Called Clean Sheet Study of Public Board Members pp. 21 - 22
Executive Summary, pp. 22 - 24
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