Member BriefingsMember Briefings are a publication of the Internet Society (ISOC) and are produced as a service to its members. All Member Briefings are copyrighted by ISOC and have been reviewed by a group of experts. Supported by ISOC's Platinum Sponsors, they are developed with the assistance of ISOC experts from the business, academic and technical communities. These briefing papers briefly highlight some of the key issues in each topic area and discuss the possible implications for the Internet industry. Here are Guidelines for submitting a Briefing We would appreciate your comments and views on each paper and on the series in general. Please direct your comments to briefings@isoc.org. The Regional Internet Registries DNS Root Name Servers Frequently Asked Questions DNS Root Name Servers Explained For Non-Experts Internationalizing Top-Level Domain Names: Another Look Why is SCTP needed given TCP and UDP are widely available? The Internet Domain Name System Wireless Location Privacy: Law and Policy in the U.S., EU and Japan IPv6: Necessary for Mobile and Wireless Internet Addressing the Digital Divide with IPv6-enabled Broadband Power Line Copmmunications Establishment of global IPv6 address policies Grid Computing The Regional Internet Registry Policy Development Process Instant Messaging and Presence on the Internet Chilling Effects of the U.S. DMCA on Cryptographic Research IPv6 in the Home Makes Sense The Transition to IPv6 Open Pluggable Edge Services (OPES) IPv6 Implementation Scaling the Internet's Routing System Universal Design for the Internet IPv6 and the Future of the Internet |