After botching the registration process for hundreds of new top level domain names, ICANN has pushed back its “big reveal” date on which it will unveil “.rugby” and others. Read More »
New York City will receive millions from domain name sales at no risk to tax-payers, according to a spokesperson for NYC Digital. Read More »
(This post has been updated with New York City’s response) Residents of the Big Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) learned this week that their city could… Read More »
Demand Media (NYSE: DMD) appears to be weathering executive churn and a Google (NSDQ: GOOG) downgrade. On Thursday, it posted earnings that… Read More »
In a case that shines light on the world of professional cybersquatters, Verizon is suing a website and a domain name registrar that placed… Read More »
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In an unusual alliance, major corporations are walking in lockstep with the federal government and international NGO’s to stop a reviled int… Read More »
Well, that was predictable. The chance to buy a “.xxx” domain is now open to the public and already someone appears to have used the opportu… Read More »
Some Netflix (NSDQ: NFLX) subscribers may feel like a weed-smoking Elmo is a fitting metaphor for the company after it decided to split off… Read More »
Following its launch of the .xxx domain name this week, the Internet naming authority known as ICANN is preparing to uncork thousands more n… Read More »
Will Governments Get To Veto New Web Domains Like .Gay?
By Joe Mullin
Feb. 8, 2011, 2:30am
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The non-profit organization that assigns IP addresses and related internet names, ICANN, will be rolling out a system offering new “top-leve… Read More »
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