ICANN has a blog
It's here.
I'm hoping that it will take off and be a lively blog. Welcome to the blogosphere, ICANN.
February 18, 2007 | Filed Under main page
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It needs some posts about the ex-ex-ex TLD proposal. That'd generate traffic 1/2