British Domain name registration Body Nominet Chairman leaves

Beijing time March 31 morning news, according to foreign media reports, the British non-profit domain name registration body Nominet announced in Tuesday, the agency's chairman Bob Gilbert (Bob Gilbert) has left. Gilbert has been chairman of the Nominet for nearly 5 years, and he paid 80,000 pounds (about $120,000) in 2008.　　In the past two years, Nominet's corporate governance has been in disarray, leading to a new legislation by the British authorities that would take over the agency if it did not consider the agency's actions to be in the interests of British internet users. Gordon Dick, vice chairman of Nominet, will temporarily replace Gilbert until the agency appoints the official chairman. In addition, Nominet Law and policy director Amily Thelles (Emily Taylor) has recently resigned. (Tangfeng)