Attendance was roughly 80 or so folks, mostly IP legal professionals from the informal conversations in the foyer. Speakers/Panel members were:Ross Wilson, Commissioner of Trademarks, Peter Gerrand, CEO of Melbourne IT Janice Luck, a well-respected IP lawyer Jane Perrier, IP lawyer from Telstra. So we have tm owners, but really no input from DNS users in the wider sense? At the end of the session, Ross Wilson called for a show of hands on the three whiteboard options: 1. .nn.tm.au or .tm.au 2. .pr.au 3. .com.au rules broadened to include trademark holders. On 1, no-one (that I saw) raised their hand. On 2, a few people raised their hand. On 3, the vast majority of the audience raised their hand. It'd be interesting to compare notes with someone that attended the Sydney session. I'd be interested in some evidence that the proponants of .tm.au etc have taken on board what the meeting might mean to wider acceptance of their idea. -GeorgeReceived on Sun Nov 30 1997 - 12:10:56 UTC
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