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[[Artemis Internet]], the applicant for [[.secure]], held a day-long conference in San Francisco in August 2013 to discuss the Names Collision issue. Delegates from [[Google]] and [[Paypal]] were listed as panelists.

[[Artemis Internet]], the applicant for [[.secure]], held a day-long conference in San Francisco in August 2013 to discuss the Names Collision issue. Delegates from [[Google]] and [[Paypal]] were listed as panelists.

New gTLD Applicants also organized a conference on 01 Oct 2013 in Washington, D.C. Titled the TLD Security Forum, the event hosted a number of panelists and speakers, notably [[Steve Crocker]].  

New gTLD Applicants also organized a conference on 01 Oct 2013 in Washington, D.C. Titled the TLD Security Forum, the event hosted a number of panelists and speakers, notably [[Steve Crocker]]. The afternoon sessions included some fierce debate as NTAG members clashed with representatives from [[ANA]].<ref>[http://domainincite.com/14569-crocker-to-speak-at-second-gtld-collisions-summit Crocker to Speak at Second gTLD Collisions Summit, DomainIncite] Retrieved 17 Feb 2014</ref><ref>[http://www.tldsecurity.net/live-stream.html Live Stream, TLD Security Forum] Retrieved 18 Feb 2014</ref> ANA vice president [[Dan Jaffe]] and legal council [[Amy Mushahwar]] presented a session in the afternoon that had many New gTLD applicants, most notably [[Alex Stamos]] and [[Jeff Neuman]], arguing against them in the Q&A portion of the session. The ANA delegates raised concerns that they needed more than a month-long comment period to go over the data from the Interisle report and reach some conclusions as to the risk that Name Collisions might have once New gTLDs are delegated.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/14592-angry-gtld-applicants-lay-into-ana-and-verisign-bullshit Angry gTLD Applicants Lay into ANA and Verisign "Bullshit", DomainIncite] Retrieved 18 Feb 2014</ref>

 

===Proposed Solutions===

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