Milton Mueller

Milton Mueller

Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology School of Public Policy
Joined on September 10, 2004
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Milton Mueller is Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Public Policy. He is the author of Will the Internet Fragment (Polity, 2017) Ruling the Root: Internet Governance and the Taming of Cyberspace (MIT Press, 2002), and Networks and States: The Global Politics of Internet Governance (MIT Press, 2010). He is a co-founder of ICANN’s Noncommercial Users Constituency and directs the Internet Governance Project (IGP).

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2022 - Feb 16 on Some Thoughts on DNS4EU – the European Commission's Intention to Support the Development of a New European DNS Resolver
2022 - Feb 15 on Some Thoughts on DNS4EU – the European Commission's Intention to Support the Development of a New European DNS Resolver
2020 - Jun 30 on Japan Fueling China's Leap to 5G, but for How Long?
2020 - Apr 16 on A Short History of Internet Protocol Intellectual Property
2016 - Aug 23 on ICANN the Machine...
2015 - Oct 15 on An Alternative to CCWG Overreach
2014 - Oct 31 on Stopping Illegal Activity Online - It's More Complicated Than It Seems
2013 - Oct 06 on ICANN's Strong Rebuke to Verisign's Chuck Gomes
2013 - Jul 11 on GAC, Inside Out: When GAC Members Abuse ICANN Procedures...
2013 - Jul 11 on GAC, Inside Out: When GAC Members Abuse ICANN Procedures...
2013 - Jul 11 on GAC, Inside Out: When GAC Members Abuse ICANN Procedures...
2013 - Jul 10 on GAC, Inside Out: When GAC Members Abuse ICANN Procedures...
2013 - Jul 09 on GAC, Inside Out: When GAC Members Abuse ICANN Procedures...
2012 - Jul 04 on The GAC Strikes Back
2012 - Jul 03 on The GAC Strikes Back
2012 - Jun 20 on Ethiopia Shows That Congress Is Right to Be Worried About UN Control of the Internet
2012 - Jun 20 on Ethiopia Shows That Congress Is Right to Be Worried About UN Control of the Internet
2012 - Jun 20 on Proposed New IETF Standard Would Create a Nationally Partitioned "Internet"
2011 - Dec 11 on U.S. Government Strongly Affirms ICANN Model and New gTLDs
2011 - Dec 01 on IANA Checkmate - Fool Me Once, Shame on You, Fool Me Twice Shame on Me
2011 - Nov 19 on Why the Lawsuit Against .XXX Maybe the Best Sales Tool Ever For New gTLD Applicants
2011 - Nov 18 on Why the Lawsuit Against .XXX Maybe the Best Sales Tool Ever For New gTLD Applicants
2011 - Oct 25 on The Introduction of New Domain Name Services: "Due Process" and Innovation
2011 - Sep 06 on ICANN's "Unelected" Crisis
2011 - Aug 25 on Underneath the Hood: Ownership vs. Stewardship of the Internet
2011 - Aug 23 on Underneath the Hood: Ownership vs. Stewardship of the Internet
2011 - Mar 15 on GAC New gTLD No Fly Zone
2011 - Mar 15 on GAC New gTLD No Fly Zone
2011 - Feb 07 on Governments Should Promote Cultural Diversity on the Internet
2010 - Sep 15 on MOPO - The Latest Speed Bump on ICANN's New gTLD Superhighway
2010 - Sep 15 on MOPO - The Latest Speed Bump on ICANN's New gTLD Superhighway
2010 - Jul 21 on The Geo-Politics of ICANN vs ITU
2010 - Apr 22 on At the ARIN Meeting
2010 - Apr 22 on At the ARIN Meeting
2010 - Mar 12 on ICANN Board Meeting Spoiler Alert
2010 - Feb 22 on Will Stonewalling on .xxx Be Beckstrom's First Big Mistake?
2009 - Sep 16 on The US as Keeper of a 'Free' Internet?
2009 - Sep 01 on Domain Registry/Registrar Cross Ownership: A Reality Check
2009 - Mar 07 on Memo to John Markoff: There are No "Do Overs" in History
2008 - Sep 19 on The Wall Street Lesson for Net Neutrality
2008 - May 08 on 700 MHz Update: Will VZ Comply with the Rules?
2007 - Dec 16 on DNSSEC: Once More, With Feeling!
2007 - Dec 15 on DNSSEC: Once More, With Feeling!
2007 - Dec 15 on DNSSEC: Once More, With Feeling!
2007 - Aug 24 on Another Whois-Privacy Stalemate
2007 - Jun 01 on IGF Preparatory Meeting: A Score Draw in Geneva
2007 - Jun 01 on Discussion at the Internet Governance Forum in Geneva
2007 - Mar 18 on The Real Problem with dot-XXX
2007 - Mar 16 on The Real Problem with dot-XXX
2007 - Mar 16 on The Real Problem with dot-XXX
2007 - Mar 16 on The Real Problem with dot-XXX
2007 - Mar 10 on XXX Comes to a Head
2007 - Mar 09 on XXX Comes to a Head
2007 - Mar 09 on XXX Comes to a Head
2006 - Nov 11 on Assault on State Censorship at the IGF
2006 - Nov 11 on Assault on State Censorship at the IGF
2006 - Oct 31 on Vint in International Herald Tribune on IDNs
2006 - Oct 02 on Another View of the New ICANN-DoC Agreement
2006 - Oct 02 on ICANN and the DOC
2006 - Oct 01 on ICANN and the DOC
2006 - Jul 26 on The Blurr-Cade Proposal on Root Zone Oversight
2006 - Jul 24 on The Blurr-Cade Proposal on Root Zone Oversight
2006 - Jul 24 on The Blurr-Cade Proposal on Root Zone Oversight
2006 - Jun 17 on Send a Message to NTIA
2006 - Jun 16 on Send a Message to NTIA
2006 - Jun 14 on Jefferson Rebuffed: The United States and the Future of Internet Governance
2006 - May 19 on XXX Litigation Looms
2006 - Mar 01 on China's New Domain Names: Lost in Translation
2006 - Feb 27 on The Villain in the ICANN-VeriSign Struggle is the U.S. Government
2006 - Feb 22 on The Villain in the ICANN-VeriSign Struggle is the U.S. Government
2006 - Jan 12 on The XXX Train Wreck in Vancouver
2005 - Dec 12 on How to Listen to the Individual Internet User
2005 - Oct 12 on A Further Look Into ORSN
2005 - Oct 09 on Why I Am Participating in the ORSN Project
2005 - Aug 19 on .XXX Puzzle Pieces Start to Come Together: And the Picture is Ugly
2005 - Aug 18 on .XXX Puzzle Pieces Start to Come Together: And the Picture is Ugly
2005 - Aug 17 on .XXX Puzzle Pieces Start to Come Together: And the Picture is Ugly
2005 - Aug 09 on Orange Bowl ICANN UDRP Case Explores Fair Use
2004 - Oct 15 on Languages in the Root: A TLD Launch Strategy Based on ISO 639
2004 - Oct 13 on Languages in the Root: A TLD Launch Strategy Based on ISO 639

Topic Interests

DNSPrivacyInternet ProtocolPolicy & RegulationInternet GovernanceICANNNew TLDsDomain NamesCybersecuritySpamMultilinguismRegional RegistriesWhoisIPv6 TransitionCensorshipBrand ProtectionDNS Security IPv4 MarketsBroadbandAccess ProvidersNet NeutralityTelecomWebCyberattackCybercrimeLawDomain ManagementUDRPRegistry ServicesMalwareNetworksDDoS AttackEnumWirelessWhite SpaceMobile Internet

Recent Blogs

Why We Need to Discard the Word “Multistakeholder”

Regulation of Algorithmic Regulation Begins

ICANN, Ukraine and Leveraging Internet Identifiers

The US-China Cold War in Cyberspace

Part 2: Let’s Have an Honest Conversation About Huawei

Popular Posts

.XXX Puzzle Pieces Start to Come Together: And the Picture is Ugly

In Historic Vote on WHOIS Purpose, Reformers Win by 2/3 Majority

XXX Comes to a Head

The XXX Train Wreck in Vancouver

NTIA Nixes Privacy Protection in Whois