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Crimea. we ll check back with you. keep us posted on the developments. it s a very dangerous situation, today, tomorrow, the days to be come. it needs to be closely watched. it s not only about ukraine but about the world s order and freedom and democracy in the world. sir, thank you very much. thank you. the u.s. government is planning to relinquish control over the body that manages internet names and addresses, a move that s expected to bring more international cooperation over the management of the worldwide web. it s also making american businesses nervous. elizabeth is joining us now to tell us more about why it has some folks rattled. hi, uma. the congress department has been overseeing the internet corporation for assigned names or numbers for almost a decade. it maintains, administers domain names as well as ip addresses among other web requirements across the world. that, however, is scheduled to expire next year and it appears u.s. officials will give us its oversi
Concerns that other countries may try to take control over what was created by americans. our tax dollars helped design this. so you know the fact that we re going to act like oh, well, you know, anybody can have a piece of it. i m sorry, i don t buy that. well, some democratic lawmakers such as senate commerce committee chairman jay rockefeller are praising the decision, releasing a statement reading in part since 1998, the u.s. has been committed to transitioning management of the internet s domain name system, to an independent entity that reflects the broad diversity of the global internet community. ncia s announcement today is that it s beginning the process. experts say internet users will probably not notice any changes. elizabeth, great report. thanks so much. gregg? for more on the implications of the move, let s turn to our panel, good to see you both.
For investigators at site of an explosion that killed eight people and demolished two apartment buildings. this story is a true head-scratcher. the u.s. is possibly getting ready to relinquish any last remaining control it has over the internet. why? well, the move comes at the end of a long-running agreement between the commerce department and a california-based nonprofit group, elizabeth pran here to describe more on this from washington. tell us more, good to see you. you as well. what some are saying is an historic move, the commerce department is allowing its contract with internet corporation for assigned names and numbers to expire. it claims that the web requirements u.s. officials will give up its oversight role and let the contract run out. the job will be taken on by a group that includes private businesses and also multiple government agencies. recently critics are raising