March 2003
The Net's Faltering Democracy
Why does a corporation with no accountability have so much control over the Internet?
By Simson Garfinkel
Critics charge that it is the De Beers of the Internet: an organization that, like the diamond cartel, has created an artificial scarcity to protect a few established players. Worse, they say, whatever claims this body once had to legitimacy were wiped away last year when its board voted to abolish elections.
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