Between 13 and 31 July, you’ll want to set aside some time to help us with our third Customer Satisfaction Survey. The purpose of this survey is to gain a better understanding of our performance in all areas of the organization.
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Pete Stevens shares what has made IPv6-only hosting at Mythic Beasts possible as a default for most hosting requirements from getting bytes in to getting bytes out.
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Have you noticed ARIN-NONAUTH sources in ARIN’s new Internet Routing Registry (IRR) data and been wondering what it means? Since we deployed IRR-online, we divided our published IRR data into two sources (also called “streams”), ARIN and ARIN-NONAUTH.
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We hosted our first fully virtual ARIN Public Policy and Members Meeting over Zoom. Thanks to everyone who joined us on this new adventure. Here’s your recap of ARIN 45
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As the world battles COVID-19, millions of us are posted up at home, doing what we can to help stop the spread of the virus. While we’re at home, we’re trying our hardest to continue life as normal, and that includes doing our jobs.
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We’ve been working very closely with our external stakeholders on the deployment of our new Internet Routing Registry, and recently had the chance to chat with one of the stakeholders, Rob Seastrom, to learn more about his role in the project.
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On 6 April we announced the deployment of a new, live chat service on a trial basis. Lisa Liedel, Director of Registration Services, shares more about this exciting new service.
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We’re beginning to enter the 2020 ARIN Elections season and wanted to bring your attention to a few important dates coming up. Wendy Leedy, Member Engagement Specialist, shares all the details you need to know.
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Bevil Wooding, Director of Caribbean Affairs, shares details about the weekly webinar series we’re co-hosting to explore the impacts of COVID-19 on the Caribbean Internet.
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We’ve placed special focus on supporting cybersecurity in our region, which is why we’re collaborating with the Organization of American States (OAS) in its work to support and strengthen the cybersecurity in Latin America and the Caribbean. Alison August Treppel of OAS shares more about the work they’re doing.
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