Mueller

American  

[myoo-ler, muhl-er, mil-] / ˈmyu lər, ˈmʌl ər, ˈmɪl- /

noun

1. Paul, 1899–1965, Swiss chemist: Nobel Prize in medicine 1948.

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Example Sentences

“Essentially Lu Heng came in and took advantage of these ambiguities and lack of clarity in their regulations, and he got a bunch of addresses by registering as an African company and then began arbitraging them into the Chinese market,” said Milton Mueller, a professor of public policy at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

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Mueller, who has worked with regional internet registries to help create policy, said Lu’s use of IP addresses outside of Africa didn’t violate Afrinic’s rules at the time.

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Mueller said that requirement is “not very reasonable,” and that ISPs typically don’t comply due to how onerous it would be.

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Mueller said he is in favor of establishing markets to buy and sell IP addresses.

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Although Lu isn’t a popular guy, Mueller said, his business model “is just something that needed to happen and is happening in other regions.”

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