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U.S. Commerce Department renews ICANN MoU for one year
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Coverage from WiReD and the NY Times [may require free signup]. There's more, but they're recycling the same bathwater. When someone hacks the root this year and the net crashes for a few hours (which equates to $billions in losses) the USG will announce that it is tickled pink that ICANN has seen fit to create a security advisory committee (so Steve Crocker has some money he can lend to his brother). And you governments that don't like it can suck up to Dr. Paul Twomey, the non-elected and illegitimate head of the GAC, which the USG also thinks is just swell. -g
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