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Ian Peter

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Ian Peter became involved in the early beginnings of the Internet in Australia and Asia-Pacific from 1986. Currently a resident of Brisbane, Australia, he is involved with worldwide Internet organisations, provides strategic advice on Internet issues, and maintains a key interest in the early history of the Internet. In 1993 he founded Ian Peter and Associates Pty Ltd, which works in the areas of strategy, policy, analysis and project management for a wide range of organisations. The company has a proud history of successfully managing change in large organisations, and of innovative approaches to business transformation across a wide range of areas including information technology management, human resource management, and communications management. Past clients have included the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN-DNSO), Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC), Telstra, Nortel, Ergon Energy, ABC-TV, Commonwealth of Australia and Queensland Government whole of government initiatives.

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2014 - Nov 11	on	Accountability Group Charter Sets the Bar Too Low
2012 - Dec 23	on	WCIT-12 Disappoints, More Work to Be Done
2012 - Oct 17	on	ICANN's Noah: Chehade's 40-Day Report Card
2009 - Mar 06	on	Memo to John Markoff: There are No "Do Overs" in History
2008 - Jan 15	on	Up to 300 Megawatt Worth of Keepalive Messages to be Saved by IPv6?
2008 - Jan 09	on	Up to 300 Megawatt Worth of Keepalive Messages to be Saved by IPv6?
2006 - Oct 11	on	ICANN Sacrifices Privacy for Shot at Independence
2006 - Oct 11	on	ICANN Sacrifices Privacy for Shot at Independence
2006 - Mar 01	on	China's New Domain Names: Lost in Translation
2006 - Jan 11	on	IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution?
2005 - Oct 10	on	If It's About to Break, Fix It!
2005 - Sep 15	on	.XXX as Proposed is Wrong for Families & Kids
2005 - Jun 03	on	Some Notes on the .XXX Top-Level Domain
2005 - Jun 03	on	Some Notes on the .XXX Top-Level Domain
2005 - Jan 31	on	Preventing A New World Internet Order
2004 - Sep 14	on	Sender ID: A Tale of Open Standards and Corporate Greed? - Part II

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DNS , IPv6 Transition , Internet Protocol , Cybersecurity , Internet Governance , Email , Threat Intelligence , Multilingualism , ICANN , Spam , Privacy , Censorship , New TLDs , Domain Names , Registry Services , VoIP , IPv4 Markets , Policy & Regulation , Mobile Internet , Telecom , DDoS Attack , Networks , Whois , Web ,

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