The US will not cede control of the Domain Name System for the Internet. As a result, the "Internets" malapropism may become a reality.Source: Ars TechnicaOn Thursday, Michael Gallagher, an Assistant Secretary of Commerce announced a stunning change in US policy regarding the Internet.
All your DNS are belong to US.
This sure was unexpected. I guess someone in the Bush Administration figured out that the "Internets" is a global tool and decided that the US needs to keep control of it. Of course ICANN will still perform day to day operations. They just won't control it.
