Internet Society Seeking 'Greater Clarity' on Copyright ADRP Proposal
Internet Society Vice President-Global Policy Development Sally Wentworth acknowledged the Domain Name Association’s Copyright Alternative Dispute Resolution Policy (ADRP) proposal and the Public Interest Registry’s (PIR) intention to implement a pilot version of that process (see 1702080085 and 1702170058) have…
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sparked a lively debate among ISOC members. Participants in the group’s internet policy discussion list have been debating the copyright ADRP, with several urging ISOC to weigh in, since the group formed PIR in 2002. Wentworth said in an email to the discussion list that she has “been following this discussion closely” and recognized that “a number of important points have been made about this issue. I don’t have all the answers just yet but am working to get greater clarity on where this proposal stands.”