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==Proposals==
==Proposals==
The Green Paper proposed the establishment of a globally represented not for profit corporation to handle the technical management of the DNS. '''Stability''', '''competition''', '''private, bottom-up coordination''' and '''representations''' should be the guiding principles in establishing a new organization that will handle the DNS of the internet. <ref>[http://www.ntia.doc.gov/legacy/ntiahome/domainname/022098fedreg.htm Federal Register: February 20, 1998 (Volume 63, Number 34);Improvement of Technical Management of Internet Names and Addresses]</ref>
The Green Paper proposed the establishment of a globally represented not for profit corporation to handle the technical management of the DNS. '''Stability''', '''competition''', '''private, bottom-up coordination''' and '''representations''' should be the guiding principles in establishing a new organization that will handle the DNS of the internet. <ref>[http://www.ntia.doc.gov/legacy/ntiahome/domainname/022098fedreg.htm Federal Register: February 20, 1998 (Volume 63, Number 34);Improvement of Technical Management of Internet Names and Addresses]</ref>
==Response to the Green Paper==
The Domain Name Rights Coalition ([[DNRC]]), a working group under the Association for the Creation and Propagation of Internet Policy (A-TCPIP) supported the Green Paper, however the organization identified four key issues that needs to be addressed which include:<ref>[http://www.netpolicy.com/maglet980202.html Open Letter to Ira Magaziner, White House, from DNRC board members, regarding the newly released Internet Green Paper, February 2, 1998]</ref>
# Failure of the Green Paper to affirm that communication and free speech as the core principle in internet development
# A diverse representation is needed to the Board of the proposed new structure
# The Green Paper must clearly explain how to achieve accountability and transparency and provide opportunity for the internet community to comment on ongoing policy developments
4) The Green Paper needs to provide a better option in implementing Trademark Law
==References==
==References==