Outreach

We just wrapped up a week at the 2013 International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) World Conference in New York City, where we talked to communicators about a topic many had never considered before—IP addresses. Communicators, marketers and PR pros are increasingly being held accountable for the results of their campaigns, which are often reflectedRead More

We have a full tank of gas, and we’re driving our ARIN on the Road show wagon to three new locations across our region. This week we’ll be stopping in Overland Park, Kansas and Birmingham, Alabama. And in June we will head north to visit,Québec City, Québec..  If you call one of these cities homeRead More

In just a couple weeks, we’re headed to Bridgetown, Barbados for our next ARIN Public Policy meeting. But for those of you who won’t be joining us in person, there are several opportunities for you to participate remotely.   Comment, vote and ask questions We consider in-person and remote participants to be equal contributors toRead More

We’re only a few months into the year and boy have we been busy! From CES to NANOG 57, 2013 has certainly been keeping us on our toes. And we have no plans to slow down the pace! Here’s a quick look at where you’ll find ARIN over the next several months. We even haveRead More

We just wrapped up our time at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) – and it was a very successful year. We found many new devices are being designed to connect to the Internet, but will they capable of connecting to the whole Internet?  As we get closer to full IPv4 depletion, IPv6 must beRead More

As 2012 heads into the home stretch, ARIN is gearing up for a few more busy months on the road. We’d like to keep everyone updated on where we’ll be for the rest of the year so we can all stay connected. If you’re at any of the events listed below we hope you willRead More

ARIN made its way to the Big Apple to spread the IPv6 message at Interop New York, a tradeshow for information technology professionals.  We weren’t surprised that most people we spoke with were familiar with IPv6. While a few have already deployed, there were many who were grappling with how to transition to IPv6.  And,Read More