APNIC 41 policy proposal deadline nears
The deadline to submit policy proposals to be discussed at APNIC 41 in Auckland, New Zealand is Friday, 15 January 2016.
Merged policy manual easier to use and maintain
APNIC’s Policy team has been busy consolidating previous APNIC resource policy documentation into a single, easy-to-use document.
The ITU begins to review its To Do list
The ITU’s World Telecommunications Standardization Assembly are currently underway. Here’s what happened at the recent AP meeting.
Translated APNIC 40 policy outcomes
The APNIC 40 Policy outcomes have been translated into eight regional languages: Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese.
APNIC 40 Policy meeting considers eligibility criteria
Policy is the theme of tomorrow’s sessions at APNIC 40.
The Open Policy Meeting, convened by the APNIC Policy SIG (Special Interest Group) is an important responsibility of the community, which is charged with the stewardship …
Translating into a better understanding of policy
In response to feedback from the 2014 APNIC Survey for a review of content translation, the Secretariat has translated an overview of the policy proposals to be discussed at APNIC 40 into eight regional languages.
Charting a new course for the Policy SIG
The issue of whois accuracy is a perennial one that is not easily resolved in a consensus-based decision-making process.
Keeping contacts current
In this post we will take a quick look at the programs running in the ARIN and the RIPE NCC regions.
Fine tuning filtering
During the APNIC 39 Policy SIG in Fukuoka two issues were raised that began a discussion about the importance of whois to the community and other stakeholders.
APNIC 40 policy process begins
The APNIC resource policy development process is one of the most important privileges and responsibilities the APNIC community has.