Broadcaster extraordinaire. My alter ego writes web sites for his punters. This one introduces another key player, lets call them "Sitemaster" who provide hosting services and stuff.
The issue is the nature of those services, where they are, what they do.. Or not... And who is responsible for what.
Amongst other things it raises, in overview DNS. Over some 5 years now of looking under the hood at web sites, very few of them are clean DNS wise.
And part of that is, I am convinced, the nature of who actually owns what when a web site is set up. The internal mechanics of "Sitemaster" is based on a live workig site host that many will have their corporate presences supported by....
One key point? There is no practical working relationship between TLD and physical location in the world. And if you think about it, that raises all sorts of legal fun and games....
You are all international lawyers now... Or rather you need to be.. And the way T&C are written, when it boils down to it, most don’t actually own much either…
Its just that after spending the past few years looking "under the hood" at so many web sites now and what they drop into my device, I am not at all sure people realise that... Or the legal world needs to realise much of the current IT law is not fit for purpose in a massively connected world.
Have a good week end.
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