Patrick Vande Walle

Patrick Vande Walle

CTO (Chief Travelling Officer) for .sport
Joined on January 17, 2006 – Luxembourg
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About

Current position

I am a civil servant of the European Commission since 1993. I held several positions within the European Commission. Until last 15th January 2004, I was in charge of the data processing infrastructure of the Directorate-General Information Society in Luxembourg. I am now in charge of new IT technologies at the European Union Publications Office.

Involvement

I have been chairing the Luxembourg chapter of the Internet Society since 2000 up to now. As an aside, and just for fun, I claim the paternity of Dot EU TLD - since 11 December 1996.

Current activities include:

I do not have much time left to spend on computer programming. However, I am pretty fluent in PHP, Perl and C. I have made some contributions to open source projects like KDE, SMA and Logwatch. Some of my hacks are available on my site.

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Comments

Ask Vint Cerf: The Road Ahead for Top-Level Domains

.XXX and Conservative Groups

The Blurr-Cade Proposal on Root Zone Oversight

Vint in International Herald Tribune on IDNs

The Inextricable Issue of Internationalized Domain Names

Developing Internet Standards: How Can the Engineering Community and the Users Meet?

Whois: If You Want Privacy, Pay For It

European Commission Pushes IPv6 Forward

Censorship: A Threat to the Stability and Security of the DNS?

Proposal for .sport, a New Top-Level Domain

Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains

IPv6 Considered a Problem by Some Users

ICANN to Auction New Generic Top Level Domains

Topic Interests

DNSDomain NamesTop-Level DomainsSecurityInternet GovernanceWhoisPrivacyIPv6IP AddressingRegional RegistriesDNSSECMultilinguismSpamPolicy & RegulationWeb HostingDomain RegistriesCensorship

Recent Blogs

ICANN to Auction New Generic Top Level Domains

IPv6 Considered a Problem by Some Users

Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains

New Generic Top-Level Domains and Internet Standards

Proposal for .sport, a New Top-Level Domain

Popular Posts

.XXX and Conservative Groups

Whois: If You Want Privacy, Pay For It

The Blurr-Cade Proposal on Root Zone Oversight

The Inextricable Issue of Internationalized Domain Names

Vint in International Herald Tribune on IDNs