The City of Hamburg is to try again to bring in the ICANN crowd, after getting cancelled due to the pandemic last year.
German ccTLD registry DENIC, along with the city and local trade group eco, is taking a run at being selected as the host for ICANN 78, currently penciled in for October 2023, the company said this week.
It had been picked to host ICANN 69 in October 2020, but pandemic travel restrictions scuppered that opportunity.
The last six public ICANN meetings have been online-only, as will next March’s ICANN 73, which had been due to take place in Puerto Rico.
Hamburg’s chances would have to be said to be strong. Three other cancelled host cities — Kuala Lumpur, The Hague and Cancun — have already been confirmed for meetings in 2022 and 2023.
Of course, the ultimate decision-maker is a nucleic acid molecule wearing a spiky protein coat.
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