Ira Magaziner: U.S. at odds with EU Net privacy directive
News While negotiations with EU governments are on hold until next month, Clinton administration officials believe they can be induced to consider a more market-driven approach to protecting consumers' online privacy, Ira Magaziner, the senior adviser...
[August 26, 1998, 6:44]
US Report: Will Clinton replace Internet adviser?
News Although many industry-watchers believe the Clinton administration is moving in the right direction on technology policy, they don't think Ira Magaziner, soon to leave his post as senior technology adviser to the president, should be the last...
[November 10, 1998, 10:11]
Clinton advisor defends Net privatisation
News In terms of laying out a blueprint for completely relinquishing the government's role in overseeing the Internet, "we have come to the position of putting out this paper quite reluctantly, and we have been criticized, perhaps appropriately, for...
[February 5, 1998, 9:19]
US Report: White House releases Net name plan
News The eagerly awaited final plan, overseen by senior Clinton adviser Ira Magaziner, seeks to resolve the controversy over management of some of the Internet's most basic functions, including the assignment and registration of names for World Wide...
[June 8, 1998, 7:20]
US Report: Private backers campaign to fund new Net naming body
News White House technology policy adviser Ira Magaziner told reporters at an Internet Society meeting in Geneva at the end of July that he was optimistic the government would meet the Sept.deadline for ending its control, with Network Solutions, of...
[September 9, 1998, 9:30]
US Report: US to spur third-world e-commerce
News The 30-page report, which represents the final project for White House technology czar Ira Magaziner before he resigns later this year, also details the Clinton administration's achievements in technology policy since the 1997 report.
[December 1, 1998, 9:15]
A Year Ago: US to spur third-world e-commerce
News The 30-page report, which represents the final project for White House technology czar Ira Magaziner before he resigns later this year, also details the Clinton administration's achievements in technology policy since the 1997 report.
[December 1, 1999, 6:06]
A Year Ago: Clinton Internet adviser to step down
News Ira Magaziner, who has served as President Clinton's senior policy advisor on Internet issues for the past six years, has informed White House officials he will resign shortly, a spokesman for Magaziner said today.
[November 8, 1999, 6:06]
US Report: America pushes no-Net-tax plan
News The driving force behind the proposal is known to be Clinton's senior policy development adviser, Ira Magaziner. Without directly referring to the May WTO gathering, Magaziner said an accord with no time limit should be reached ``in the next four...
[April 27, 1998, 9:54]
What the Obama presidency means for tech
News That's a tall task for one person, although there's some precedent: Bill Clinton handed much responsibility for internet regulation to Ira Magaziner after his administration's healthcare debacle. When Barack Obama becomes US president in January...
[November 6, 2008, 11:15]
News Burst: Clinton Internet adviser to step down
News The departure of Magaziner, who spearheaded the Clinton administration's efforts on e-commerce, privatization of the domain name registration system and online privacy, leaves questions about who will succeed him.
[November 9, 1998, 15:16]
US Report: Industry efforts to protect online privacy falling short
News While he still has hope that the online industry will come forward with some concrete recommendations and proposals on how to protect privacy over the Internet, Magaziner said at the Internet and Electronic Commerce conference in New York that he...
[May 1, 1998, 9:25]
