| New Report on IPv6 Addressing Released | |||
| Posted by: Jordi on Sunday, July 10, 2005 - 12:21 PM | |||
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IGP releases a new paper discussing proposals for competing sources of IPv6 addresses. IP addressing is one of the most important - yet least understood - aspects of Internet governance. The new IGP paper reviews the debate on IP addressing and concludes that "there is room for significant policy variation in address space management. Introduction of a responsible, globalized competing IPv6 allocation authority below the top level would permit experimentation with different policies and governance systems. This might make addressing more responsive to the needs of users." | ||
| The complete document is available at the Internet Governance Project web site. | |||