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Though even if we decentralize DNS, ICANN controls all of the underlying IP addresses.
by collinmanderson 11y ago
Though even if we decentralize DNS, ICANN controls all of the underlying IP addresses.
- mariuolo 11y ago> Though even if we decentralize DNS, ICANN controls all of the underlying IP addresses. IANA would have to un-delegate a whole range from RIPE. I don't see that happening unless they want to fracture the network. Perhaps Elsevier will be able to force ISPs to blacklist that particular IP, but nothing more. I also suspect they will move the domain under a ccTLD, not subject to the whims of ICANN.