Executive Director at NetChoice
Joined on January 11, 2009
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As the executive director of NetChoice, Steve DelBianco is a well-known expert on Internet governance, online consumer protection, and Internet taxation.
Steve has provided expert testimony in 14 Congressional hearings, and is a frequent witness in state legislatures. Beyond the US, Steve is an advocate for business interests at meetings of the Internet Governance Forum and at ICANN, where he serves as policy chair for the Business Constituency.
Steve is often quoted on technology issues in the media, including a segment on “60 Minutes” to expose barriers to e-commerce in residential real estate. Before joining NetChoice, Steve was founder and president of Financial Dynamics, an information technology consulting firm delivering on financial and marketing solutions. He guided the firm through the rapid evolution of industry trends and sold the business to a national firm in 1997.
Steve holds degrees in Engineering and Economics from the University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA from the Wharton School.
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2016 - Mar 25 | on | GAC Empowerment in Post-Transition ICANN |
2015 - Nov 06 | on | Governments Shouldn't Play Games with the Internet |
2015 - Sep 24 | on | The Empire Strikes Back: ICANN Accountability at the Inflection Point |
2014 - Dec 10 | on | Breaking: U.S. Government Funding Bill Delays IANA Transition |
2014 - Apr 04 | on | Black Helicopters for the DNS: What Happens In 2025? |
2014 - Mar 27 | on | What the US Government Said About IANA in Singapore |
2013 - Oct 26 | on | An Internet Governance Update |
2012 - Jun 26 | on | A History of Holding ICANN to Account |
2012 - Jun 21 | on | Ethiopia Shows That Congress Is Right to Be Worried About UN Control of the Internet |
2009 - Mar 02 | on | What ICANN Participants Have in Common with (and Could Learn from) Quakers |
2009 - Jan 11 | on | ICANN's gTLD Proposal Hits a Wall: Now What? |