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Domain Name Industry Conference in Seattle, May 25
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It is sad too, that ICANN's monopoly is an illusion - anyone can change their DNS settings and be done with ICANN in less that 2 minutes. ISP's can free their entire customer based from its clutches in not much more time than that. Its sad, though, without $$$ to educate people, things will never change.
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