What is the ASO
The Address Supporting Organization (ASO) is one of the supporting organisations that the ICANN Bylaws say should be “formed through community consensus”. The purpose of the ASO is to review and develop recommendations on Internet Protocol (IP) address policy and to advise the ICANN Board.
Latest News
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20
Dec 2011
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Alan P. Barret’s term on the NRO NC has been extendedThe AfriNIC board is pleased to announce that Alan Barret’s term on the NRO-NC has been extended. Read more |
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16
Dec 2011
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Andy Linton Appointed to the NRO NCAndy Linton has been appointed by the APNIC Executive Council as a representative on the Number Resource Organization (NRO) Number Council (NC). Read more |
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09
Dec 2011
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Reminder: ASO AC Call for Nominations for Seat 9 on the ICANN BoardWe are about halfway through the ICANN Board Seat 9 nomination phase, which ends on 16 January 2012. If you are considering nominating someone, do not wait until the end of the nomination phase. Nominees will need time to complete the necessary documents, and furthermore, the ASO AC Qualification Review Committee will need time to review those documents and select candidates. This must all be done by the close of the nomination phase. Read more |
