With ICANN set to allow the expansion of the pool of gTLDs, you can be sure that many marketers will be hearing, and thinking a lot about, domain names in the near future.
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Domains becoming less important: Ev Williams
June 24, 2011 by
Domains becoming less important: Ev Williams
New Top-Level Domains Approved by ICANN
June 20, 2011 by
Developing: The Board of ICANN today gave final approval to the most dramatic change to the Internet in four decades — allowing the expansion of new Top-Level Domains (TLDs).
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New Top-Level Domains Approved by ICANN
22 Pre-Release Domains to Backorder Now
April 20, 2011 by
Some domain names to add to your backorder list. It’s been a while since I’ve published a list of dropping domain names I think are worth backordering.
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22 Pre-Release Domains to Backorder Now
One Billion Internet Users
July 12, 2010 by
Last week ICANN took another very significant step forward in the expansion of the internet by approving the delegation of a number of Chinese script IDN ccTLDs.
Easyspace Launch Whois Privacy Service for .Me Domain Names (Marketwire)
February 1, 2010 by
GLASGOW, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire – Feb.
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Easyspace Launch Whois Privacy Service for .Me Domain Names (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
February 1, 2010 by
GLASGOW, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire – 02/01/10) – Hosting and domain registration specialist Easyspace is delighted to announce the new availability of its Whois Privacy service for new and existing .Me domain name extension customers. Already available for .Com, .Net, .Org and other Top Level Domains through Easyspace, the expansion to also cover .Me domains allows new and current customers to …
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ICANN to Delay Release of New gTLDs, Speeds up Release of IDN ccTLDs
October 26, 2009 by
According to our contacts at the current ICANN meeting in South Korea ICANN staff has announced that the schedule for new gTLDs will be pushed out even beyond Q2/2010 due to the controversy and amount of different opinions and comments from the community.
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ICANN to Delay Release of New gTLDs, Speeds up Release of IDN ccTLDs
ICANN to Delay Release of New gTLDs, Speeds up Release of IDN ccTLDs
October 26, 2009 by
According to our contacts at the current ICANN meeting in South Korea ICANN staff has announced that the schedule for new gTLDs will be pushed out even beyond Q2/2010 due to the controversy and amount of different opinions and comments from the community. In the meantime other working groups are pushing ahead to introduce IDN ccTLDs. When the the expansion of the root zones came up, there were no concerns to add as many as 100 zones in a short period of time. Another topic of discussion is DNSSEC, the signing of the root zones published by the registry as a protection against DNS poisoning attacks
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ICANN to Delay Release of New gTLDs, Speeds up Release of IDN ccTLDs
Stephen Douglas and Jay Westerdal Settle Their Lawsuit and the AfternicDLS Expands
October 2, 2008 by
Former Domain Roundtable producer Stephen Douglas has settled a lawsuit against Name Intelligence, the company behind the 2007 conference he directed, and its CEO Jay Westerdal. Elsewhere, NameMedia announces a further expansion of their AfternicDLS domain aftermarket platform.
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Stephen Douglas and Jay Westerdal Settle Their Lawsuit and the AfternicDLS Expands
