By Cathy Clements, Principal Resource Analyst, ARIN I have worked in ARIN’s Registration Services Department (RSD) for just about 16 years. RSD processes requests for Internet number resource allocations, assignments, and transfers and maintains such records. The core function of our team is to analyze requests for resources, determine if they qualify under current policy,Read More
Read MoreWith ARIN 32 in Phoenix just around the corner, it is just about time for ARIN elections. There are three distinct elections this year—one for the Board of Trustees, one for the Advisory Council (AC) and one for the NRO Number Council. The initial slate of candidates has been announced and you can now read their biographies andRead More
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again—the NRO invites you to participate in the 4th Global IPv6 Deployment Monitoring Survey, so we can report back on the progress with IPv6 deployment in the last year. In the 2012 survey, 77% of respondents had some level of IPv6 presence, an increase from the previous year. We’re hopingRead More
Read MoreThe Internet has long been known as a place where individuals can exchange information and communicate freely. However, the recent revelation that Internet and telecom service providers’ customer data is being collected by government programs has raised some serious Internet governance and privacy concerns. To discuss these concerns, ARIN President and CEO John Curran willRead More
Read MoreIt’s hard to believe we’re already in July! 2013 has been full of great events and significant milestones so far, and we’re looking forward to an action-packed third quarter. Here is a preview of where ARIN will be in the coming months; we hope that we’ll see you at some of these locations. ICANN 47Read More
Read MoreIt’s hard to believe, but it’s been over six years since we launched our IPv6 Wiki – http://getipv6.info. But after six long years, it was about time our IPv6 Wiki got a facelift. Our newly designed wiki is still a place where you can collect and provide useful information about IPv6. It has everything fromRead More
Read MoreRecently ARIN’s Executive Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy, Cathy Handley and ARIN’s Chief Operating Officer, Nate Davis were invited to Montserrat to discuss ICT development through IP addressing. The Montserrat government’s goal is to improve information communication technologies for economic development. ARIN was invited to come learn about the island’s ICT needs andRead More
Read MoreCouldn’t make it to the INET event in Denver a couple weeks ago hosted by the Colorado Chapter of the Internet Society? Lucky for you, the event was recorded and all presentations are now online. We’d like to draw your attention to three of the videos we think it’d be a shame for you toRead More
Read MoreImagine you’re taking a trip by plane. You start off in Los Angeles, and want to get to Germany, and the ticket agents in Los Angeles tell you that the quickest way there is via Washington, DC and London. You take their advice and in three relatively painless flights, you arrive in Germany, safe andRead More
Read MoreBy Mary K. Lee, Director of Human Resources and Administration, ARIN Many employees will tell you that ARIN is a great place to work, but what makes it that way? As one of ARIN’s most tenured employees, and the HR Director, I am proud to say that there are lots of reasons. New hires comeRead More
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