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Volker Greimann

General Counsel
Joined on July 2, 2010
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Volker Greimann is general counsel of Key-Systems GmbH, a German domain name registrar and a member of the KeyDrive Group. He currently also serves as secretary on the Executive Committee of the Registrar Stakeholder Group at ICANN.

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2023 - Dec 13 on ICANN's Inaction on NIS2 Tests the Effectiveness of the Multistakeholder Model
2023 - Dec 12 on ICANN's Inaction on NIS2 Tests the Effectiveness of the Multistakeholder Model
2022 - Nov 28 on The Continuing WHOIS Disappearing Act
2022 - Oct 11 on Solving the .US Registrant Data Directory Services (RDDS) Conundrum
2022 - Oct 07 on Solving the .US Registrant Data Directory Services (RDDS) Conundrum
2022 - Mar 17 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 16 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 16 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 16 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 16 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 05 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 05 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 05 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2022 - Mar 05 on The Ever-Evolving Problem of DNS Abuse
2020 - Oct 19 on Phishing 2020: A Concentrated Dose of Badness
2020 - Sep 23 on A Failed Whois Policy
2020 - Aug 27 on Too Little, Too Late? Why ICANN's Proposed WHOIS Access System Isn't Worth It
2020 - Mar 10 on Consistency, Urgency, and Transparency Needed for Registrant Data Requests
2020 - Mar 10 on Consistency, Urgency, and Transparency Needed for Registrant Data Requests
2020 - Mar 09 on Consistency, Urgency, and Transparency Needed for Registrant Data Requests
2019 - Dec 23 on If ICANN Won't Stand Up to EU in WHOIS Dispute, Then the U.S. Congress Should
2019 - Dec 20 on If ICANN Won't Stand Up to EU in WHOIS Dispute, Then the U.S. Congress Should
2019 - Dec 20 on If ICANN Won't Stand Up to EU in WHOIS Dispute, Then the U.S. Congress Should
2019 - Dec 20 on If ICANN Won't Stand Up to EU in WHOIS Dispute, Then the U.S. Congress Should
2019 - Oct 22 on Domain Enforcement in a Post-GDPR World
2019 - Sep 26 on Domain Name System to Be Featured Prominently in Upcoming Review of EU Safe Harbor Rules
2019 - Sep 26 on The Utility Formerly Known As WHOIS
2019 - Sep 26 on The End of the Road: ICANN, Whois, and Regulation
2018 - Sep 13 on New Zealand's Domain Name Commission Wins Injunction in a Lawsuit Against DomainTools
2018 - Aug 22 on ICANN's ePDP - An Insider's Perspective
2018 - Apr 22 on The Fight Is on to Save Access to WHOIS: A Call to Action for Brand Owners
2018 - Apr 22 on Why Are the EU Data Protection Authorities Taking Away Our Fundamental Right to be Safe?
2018 - Apr 22 on Why Are the EU Data Protection Authorities Taking Away Our Fundamental Right to be Safe?
2018 - Apr 20 on The Fight Is on to Save Access to WHOIS: A Call to Action for Brand Owners
2018 - Apr 13 on GDPR and WHOIS - Winners and Losers
2018 - Apr 03 on ICANN IPC & BC to Host Cross-Community Call on Accreditation/Access Model for Non-Public WHOIS Data
2018 - Apr 03 on ICANN IPC & BC to Host Cross-Community Call on Accreditation/Access Model for Non-Public WHOIS Data
2018 - Apr 03 on ICANN Cannot Expect the DPAs to Re-Design WHOIS, but Asking for a Reprieve Makes Sense
2018 - Apr 03 on ICANN IPC & BC to Host Cross-Community Call on Accreditation/Access Model for Non-Public WHOIS Data
2018 - Apr 03 on ICANN Cannot Expect the DPAs to Re-Design WHOIS, but Asking for a Reprieve Makes Sense
2018 - Apr 03 on European Commission Killing Off Thousands of EU Domains Due to Brexit
2018 - Apr 03 on ICANN IPC & BC to Host Cross-Community Call on Accreditation/Access Model for Non-Public WHOIS Data
2017 - Dec 12 on GDPR: Registries to Become Technical Administrators Only?
2017 - Dec 12 on WHOIS: How Could I Have Been So Blind?
2017 - Dec 07 on Eliminating Access to WHOIS - Bad for All Stakeholders
2017 - May 03 on Sorry, Not Sorry: WHOIS Data Must Remain Public
2017 - Apr 28 on Sorry, Not Sorry: WHOIS Data Must Remain Public
2017 - Apr 28 on Sorry, Not Sorry: WHOIS Data Must Remain Public
2016 - Nov 08 on .WEB is ICANN's First Test of Accountability
2016 - Jul 08 on Heritage Holding Anti-IANA Transition Event With Cruz
2016 - Jul 08 on Heritage Holding Anti-IANA Transition Event With Cruz
2015 - Aug 13 on ICANN Should Curb Anonymous Domain Name Abuses
2015 - Aug 13 on ICANN Should Curb Anonymous Domain Name Abuses
2015 - Jul 03 on A Confession About The ICANN WHOIS Data Reminder Policy
2015 - Jun 08 on Should Barclays Lose the .Barclays Top-Level Domain?
2015 - Mar 16 on The .DOCTOR Quarantine
2015 - Mar 16 on The .DOCTOR Quarantine
2015 - Mar 16 on The .DOCTOR Quarantine
2015 - Mar 16 on The .DOCTOR Quarantine
2015 - Mar 14 on The .DOCTOR Quarantine
2015 - Mar 13 on The .DOCTOR Quarantine
2014 - Dec 10 on Section 3.18 of the 2013 RAA: Reasonable Investigations, Appropriate Responses
2014 - Dec 02 on Is the ICANN New gTLD Program a Draft for a V2 of the Internet?
2014 - Dec 02 on Is the ICANN New gTLD Program a Draft for a V2 of the Internet?
2014 - Dec 01 on Is the ICANN New gTLD Program a Draft for a V2 of the Internet?
2014 - Dec 01 on Is the ICANN New gTLD Program a Draft for a V2 of the Internet?
2012 - Jun 15 on Big Brands Trying to Corner Generic Domain Namespaces?
2012 - Jun 15 on Big Brands Trying to Corner Generic Domain Namespaces?
2012 - May 08 on 2100 New gTLD Applications. What Does It Mean?
2012 - Apr 30 on Who is Keeping TAS Down?
2012 - Mar 29 on Fake Bank Site, Fake Registrar
2012 - Mar 28 on Fake Bank Site, Fake Registrar
2012 - Mar 20 on Port 43 Failures Continue to Haunt
2012 - Mar 20 on Port 43 Failures Continue to Haunt
2012 - Mar 09 on Port 43 Failures Continue to Haunt
2012 - Mar 07 on Most Abusive Domain Registrations are Preventable
2012 - Feb 20 on Most Abusive Domain Registrations are Preventable
2012 - Feb 20 on Most Abusive Domain Registrations are Preventable
2012 - Feb 17 on Most Abusive Domain Registrations are Preventable
2012 - Feb 17 on Most Abusive Domain Registrations are Preventable
2011 - Dec 08 on Beyond Words: Diverse Voices at ICANN and Miscommunications
2011 - Dec 01 on ANA Moves Campaign Against New gTLDs to YouTube, Accuses ICANN of Lying
2011 - Oct 14 on Bringing Order to The World's Cybrary: New TLDs Make Sense to Organize the Chaos of the Internet
2011 - Oct 14 on Bringing Order to The World's Cybrary: New TLDs Make Sense to Organize the Chaos of the Internet
2011 - Oct 13 on Bringing Order to The World's Cybrary: New TLDs Make Sense to Organize the Chaos of the Internet
2011 - Oct 12 on Bringing Order to The World's Cybrary: New TLDs Make Sense to Organize the Chaos of the Internet
2011 - Aug 22 on War of Words - the gTLD Weaponry
2011 - Jun 14 on Some Considerations for New TLD Operators from a Registrar Perspective
2010 - Nov 08 on The Facts about Vertical Integration?
2010 - Sep 23 on A Case for Limited New TLD Flavors
2010 - Sep 22 on New TLD Vertical Integration, Market Forces and the Path of Least Compliance
2010 - Sep 21 on Precrime Regulation of Internet Innovation
2010 - Aug 17 on Putting String Similarity into Context: Bulgaria's IDN (.??) vs. Brazil's ccTLD (.br)
2010 - Jul 02 on Who Is Blocking WHOIS? Part 2
2010 - Jul 02 on Who Is Blocking WHOIS? Part 2
2010 - Jul 02 on Who Is Blocking WHOIS? Part 2
2010 - Jul 02 on Who Is Blocking WHOIS? Part 2