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    1. The .nyc TLD -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- creating space on the Internet for New York and New Yorkers
      • Presentation to the
      • Internet Society – New York
      • Jefferson Market Library
      • May 21, 2008
      • By Thomas Lowenhaupt
    2. The Net That Connects
    3. The Net That Connects
      • O u t l i n e
      • Where are we?
      • Where we want to go?
      • How we get there?
      • When?
    4. Compare the Media of Two Communities 0 8 Radio Stations 0 1 Daily Newspapers 0 2 Television Stations 200,000 105,000 Population Community District 3 (NYC) Terre Haute, Indiana
    5. Compare the Media of Two Communities
      • … civics lesson…
    6. … civics lesson… NYC is broken into 59 community districts.
    7. … civics lesson… NYC is broken into 59 community districts. Each district has a Community Board.
    8. … civics lesson… NYC is broken into 59 community districts. Each district has a Community Board. The first step in Democracy’s Ladder
    9. … civics lesson…
      • Democracy’s Ladder
        • Step 4 U.S. Congress
        • Step 3 N.Y.S. Legislature
        • Step 2 City Council
        • Step 1 Community Boards
    10. … civics lesson…
      • Democracy’s Ladder
        • Step 4 U.S. Congress
        • Step 3 N.Y.S. Legislature
        • Step 2 City Council
        • Step 1 Community Boards
    11. … civics lesson…
      • Democracy’s Ladder
        • Step 4 Each step
        • Step 3 on this ladder
        • Step 2 involves a
        • Step 1 conversation between
      • … end civics lesson…
    12. Compare the Media of Two Communities 0 8 Radio Stations 0 1 Daily Newspapers 0 2 Television Stations 200,000 105,000 Population Community District 3 (NYC) Terre Haute, Indiana
    13. Democratic Conversation 0 8 Radio Stations 0 1 Daily Newspapers 0 2 Television Stations 200,000 105,000 Population Community District 3 (NYC) Terre Haute, Indiana
    14. Compare the Media of Two Communities 0 8 Radio Stations 0 1 Daily Newspapers 0 2 Television Stations 200,000 105,000 Population Community District 3 (NYC) Terre Haute, Indiana
      • Tonight’s presentation is about ways we can improve local communication using an internet resource called a TLD.
    15. Technical Background
    16. Technical Background Network Working Group J. Postel Request for Comments: 920 J. Reynolds . ISI October 1984 Domain Requirements Status of this Memo This memo is a policy statement on the requirements of establishing a new domain in the ARPA-Internet and the DARPA research community. This is an official policy statement of the IAB and the DARPA. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Introduction This memo restates and refines the requirements on establishing a Domain first...
    17. Technical Background
      • Domain Name System
      • Top Level Domains
      • Second Level
    18. What’s a TLD?
      • Familiar Top Level Domains
        • www.amazon. com
        • www.nyu. edu
        • www.nyc. gov
        • .net , .biz , .us , .info
    19. What’s a TLD?
      • Why Top Level?
    20. What’s a TLD?
      • Why Top Level?
      • Think of the domain name system as a pyramid
    21. What’s a TLD?
      • Why Top Level?
    22. What’s a TLD?
      • Why Top Level?
    23. What’s a TLD?
      • Why Top Level?
      • Top =
      • Second =
      • Third=
      • How many TLDs are there?
      • Generic ( .com, .org …) 20
      • Country Codes (.us, .uk …) 243
      What’s a TLD?
    24. What’s a TLD?
      • Second Level Names - Numbers
      • .com - 72,000,000
      • .org – 6,000,000
      • .us – 1,000,000
      • .gov – 32,000
      • .edu – 2,500
    25. What’s a TLD?
      • Every Country Has a TLD
              • .us
              • .uk
              • .fr
              • .tv
    26. What’s a TLD?
      • Tuvalu has a TLD.
      • New York City doesn’t!
      What’s a TLD?
      • To the Internet, there is no New York City !
      What’s a TLD?
          • Why do we want a TLD?
      Why .nyc?
          • Many reasons. First…
      Why .nyc?
      • Good Domain Names
          • Short
          • Descriptive
          • Memorable
      Why .nyc?
      • .com - 72,000,000
      • No good names.
      Why .nyc?
      • .com - 72,000,000
      Why .nyc?
      • .com - 72,000,000
      • Ning
      Why .nyc?
      • Small Businesses -> rikeyscafe.nyc
      • Community Groups -> astoria.nyc
      • Civic Affairs -> cb3.queens.nyc
      • Not-for-Profits -> connecting.nyc
      • Individuals -> John-Q-Public.nyc
      • Issues -> congestiontax.nyc
      Good Domain Names
      • Why .nyc?
      • Identity
      • Made in New York
      • From New York City
      Why .nyc?
      • So things.
      • you find
      • can
      • you find
      • So things.
      Why .nyc?
    27. New York City 1800
      • Thinking ahead, city leaders established a Commission to plan for the future.
      • They created:
      New York City 1800
    28. The Commissioners Plan of 1811
    29. The Commissioners Plan of 1811 Why can you see the sun?
    30. The Commissioners Plan of 1811 Created the Manhattan Street Grid
    31. The Commissioners Plan of 1811
      • The grid organized
      • and made accessible
      • New York City’s
      • real estate resources to great civic and financial gain.
    32. The Commissioners Plan of 1811
      • The grid organized
      • and made accessible
      • New York City’s
      • real estate resources to great civic and financial gain.
      • (Lexington Avenue: corners = community)
    33. Why .nyc?
    34. Why .nyc?
      • Organize
      • and make accessible
      • New York City’s
      • digital resources.
      • So things.
      • you find
      • can
      • you find
      • So things.
      Why .nyc?
        • The city has 402 hotels
        • Google “NYC hotels”
        • you get 2,000,000 - 90,000,000 hits
      Why .nyc?
        • The city has 2,400 schools
        • Google “NYC schools”
        • you get 2,000,000 - 174,000,000 hits
      Why .nyc?
        • The city has 120 hospitals
        • Google “NYC hospitals”
        • -- a vital resource --
        • you get 1,000,000 - 144,000,000 hits
      Why .nyc?
    35. Why .nyc?
      • So you can find things.
        • A directory www.hotels.nyc
        • … schools…hospitals…bars…
        • … banks…bakeries…etc.
      Why .nyc?
      • So you can find things.
        • A More Intuitive Internet
        • IBM.com ~ rickeyscafe.com
        • rickeyscafe.nyc
      Why .nyc?
    36. Why .nyc?
    37. Why .nyc?
      • Proximity
    38. Why .nyc?
      • Networking
    39. Why .nyc?
      • Proximity ~ Networking
      • This is
      • … the historic role of the city…
    40. Why city-TLDs?
    41. Proximity ~ Networking Ideas Opinions Feelings Passions Products Services
    42. Proximity ~ Networking
      • … here’s my networking
      • map of New York City…
    43. Proximity ~ Networking
    44. Proximity ~ Networking … people of all shades, shapes, and sizes interacting in different ways... ( Note: The “map” is actually artist Jackson Pollack’s Image #7 )
    45. Proximity ~ Networking
    46. Proximity ~ Networking
      • This is the way it was for about 400 years
      • … then about 1995…
    47. Proximity ~ Networking
      • … we were globalized…
    48. Proximity ~ Networking
    49. Proximity ~ Networking
    50. Proximity ~ Networking
      • This disrupted traditional
      • civic communication.
      Proximity ~ Networking
      • Monetized junk.
      Proximity ~ Networking ~ ebay.com
      • His Holiness
      • www.Vatican.va
      Proximity ~ Networking
      • … long term impact…
      Proximity ~ Networking
    51. Model A to Moses
    52. Model A to Moses
      • The .nyc TLD allows us to think about the role of the Internet vis-à-vis our city
      • for the first time .
      • It’s a clean-slate.
      Model A to Moses
      • … the role of the .nyc TLD…
      • to re-connect the city
      Proximity ~ Networking
      • … the role of the .nyc TLD…
      • to re-establish its historic role
      Proximity ~ Networking
    53. Proximity ~ Networking
    54. Proximity ~ Networking
    55. Proximity ~ Networking
    56. The .nyc TLDs Benefits
      • Good Domain Names
      • Directory of Resources
      • Identity
      • More Intuitive Internet ~ City
    57. The .nyc TLDs Benefits But there’s more…
    58. The .nyc TLDs Benefits But there’s more…
    59. Public Interest TLD
    60. Public Interest TLD
      • White Paper –
      • “Towards City-TLDs In The Public Interest”
    61. Public Interest TLD
      • Equitable Distribution of Domain Names
      • Reasonable Price for Domain Names
      • Name Set-Asides for Civic, Community, and Issue Usage
      • City Nexus for More Secure Experience
      • Local Control
      • Open & Transparent Governance
      • Shrink Digital Divide ~ Civic Education
    62. Public Interest TLD
      • Equitable Distribution of Domain Names
      • Reasonable Price for Domain Names
      • Name Set-Asides for Civic, Community, and Issue Usage
      • City Nexus for More Secure Experience
      • Local Control
      • Open & Transparent Governance
      • Shrink Digital Divide ~ Civic Education
      • Urban Planning for the Web
      • Domain Names for residents, business, issues, and organizations
      • Special "Civic Names" to organize our digital resources and issues
      • Civic Names as starting points for conversation and participation on the web
      Public Interest TLD
    63. Democratic Conversation 0 8 Radio Stations 0 1 Daily Newspapers 0 2 Television Stations 200,000 105,000 Population Community District 3 (NYC) Terre Haute, Indiana
      • The Civics Project
      Civic Applications
    64. Civic Applications
      • The Civics Project
          • Civic Spaces (names)
          • Civic Tools
          • Civic Education
    65. Civic Applications
      • The Civics Project
          • Civic Spaces (names)
            • www.gov.nyc
            • www.sustainable.nyc
            • www.your-name.voter.nyc
            • www.astoria.nyc
            • www.news.nyc
    66. Civic Applications
      • The Civics Project
          • Civic Tools
            • computer programs
            • social connectors
              • Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.
    67. Civic Applications
      • The Civics Project
          • Civic Education
          • Show New Yorkers and New York organizations how to use civic tools in civic spaces.
      • … a status report…
      Who & How
    68. Who & How
          • April 19, 2001 CB 3 passed
          • Internet Empowerment Resolution
          • Get .nyc
    69. Who & How
      • 2001 Progress
        • Council Member (Senator) Sabini
        • Council Member (now borough president Helen Marshall)
        • Congress Member Crowley
    70. Who & How
      • until
      • 9/11
    71. Who & How
      • 2001 - honky dory
      • 2002 - 9/11
      • 2003 - 2012 Olympic Focus
      • 2004 - TLD window closed
      • 2005 - .berlin
      • 2006 - knock, knock - no one home
    72. Who & How
      • 2007 we created
      • Connecting.nyc Inc.
      • NYS not-for-profit
      • acquire & develop the .nyc TLD
    73. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • …it’s complex…
    74. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • …it’s complex…
    75. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • … on paper…
    76. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • 1997
      • N T I A
      • issued a
      • N P R M
      • D N S
    77. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • 1997
      • N T I A
      • (National Telecom & Info. Administration)
      • Issued a
      • N P R M
      • (Notice of Proposed Rulemaking)
      • D N S
      • (Domain Name System)
    78. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • 1997
      • NTIA - NPRM – DNS
    79. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • 1997
      • NTIA - NPRM – DNS
      • In essence, the U.S. Government asked the world: How do we manage the Internet’s Domain Name System, i.e., .com, .org, .edu, .gov, .net?
    80. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • 1997
      • NTIA - NPRM – DNS
      • How do we manage what’s there now?
      • How do we issue new Top Level Domain Names?
    81. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • U.S. Department of Commerce
      • National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA)
      • Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
    82. How Do You Get a TLD?
      • ICANN
      • California not-for-profit 1998
      • 15 Board Members
      • From around the world
      • 2004 Policy Development Process
      • Draft RFP in July 2008
    83. Steps to Success
      • Good Plan
      • Local Support
      • Responsive Application to ICANN RFP
    84. Timetable
      • Connecting.nyc Inc. – April 2007
      • ICANN Draft RFP – July 2008
      • Submit Proposal – March 2009
      • ICANN OK – October 2009
      • Open to Public - March 2010
      • rickeyscafe.nyc
      • astoria.nyc
      • cb3.queens.nyc
      • connecting.nyc
      • John-Q-Public.nyc
      • congestiontax.nyc
      • Sustainable.nyc
      Timetable
      • Easy things -
      • names…identity…directory
      • Hard things -
      • trust…security…community
      Summary – Why .nyc?
      • A place on the Internet where the world can find our resources.
      Summary – Why .nyc?
      • m o s t i m p o r t a n t
      • A place on the Internet
      • for the city’s residents
      • and organizations to
      • find one another.
      Summary – Why .nyc?
    85. … civic enterprise… Globally NYC is tiny 1/10 th of 1% of the world’s population squished into 400 square miles
    86. … civic enterprise…
      • Historically we’ve done this well.
      • We are a global city.
    87. … civic enterprise… TLD 21 st Century Airports 20 th Century Train Stations 19 th Century Shipping Piers 18 th Century
    88. www.connectingnyc.org You Are Invited
    89. … end …

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