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Originally Posted by littlefieldjohn
It is unclear whether this was the result of the domain registrar companies or of ICANN. The latter organization used to be under the control of the US government, but it was transferred into private ownership in late 2016—a move which has left the right to be on the internet in the hands of a handful of tech industry companies.
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Lots of red tape on whom you let have control of what when you own anything, website or otherwise.
This is why cyberlaw is so important.
I wrote during the Trump campaign about that on SF, including the TPP agreement that Hillary (and Pence) had been supporters of which had all manner of cyberlaw that would make 'hate' speech illegal in an 'international' kind of way, meaning no freedom anywhere.
They have several new similar laws they're workin' on re the internet, including weaving it into international trade agreement law.