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Robin Gross

Founder and Executive Director of IP Justice
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Robin D. Gross is the founder and Executive Director of IP Justice, an international civil liberties organization that promotes balanced intellectual property law and protects freedom of expression. Robin Gross is also a private attorney at Imagine Law, a boutique entertainment and cyberspace law firm in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. Ms. Gross represents emerging artists, entrepreneurs, and innovative companies with their transactional intellectual property rights and business legal matters. Ms. Gross was elected to Chair the ICANN's Non-Commercial Users Constituency (NCUC) from 2008-2010 and previously served four years as NCUC's North American Representative on ICANN's GNSO Council. Ms. Gross is a member of the Advisory Board for the Public Interest Registry. Ms. Gross was an appointed a member of the UN Multi-stakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) for the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) for its first three years. She serves on the Executive Committee of FreeMuse, an international human rights organization which fights music censorship worldwide and is based in Copenhagen. Ms. Gross is a member of the Board of Directors for the Union for the Public Domain and the Advisory Board for Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility-Peru.

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Recent Blogs

2015 - Mar 13	on	The .DOCTOR Quarantine
2013 - Oct 07	on	ICANN's Strong Rebuke to Verisign's Chuck Gomes
2011 - Jan 09	on	ICANN Board - GAC Geneva Meeting: Open to Observers?

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ICANN Accountability Proposal Enhances Power of Governments Over Internet, Risks IANA Transition

Supporting Organizations Marginalized in ICANN Accountability Proposal

ICANN Accountability Deficits Revealed in Panel Ruling on .AFRICA

Freedom of Expression Chilled by ICANN’s Addition of Speech Restrictions in DNS

A Proposal for Creation of “Community Veto” Process on ICANN Board’s Key Decisions

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Noncommercial Users Ask ICANN Board to Review Decision to Expand Trademark Rights in New Domains

Quelle Suprise! ICANN’s Accountability Plan Gives ICANN Board Total Control

Freedom of Expression Chilled by ICANN’s Addition of Speech Restrictions in DNS

Civil Society Cautions Against ICANN Giving Governments Veto Over Geographic Domain Names

ICANN Accountability Deficits Revealed in Panel Ruling on .AFRICA