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ICANN and the dot anything: do we care about domain names? - Pocket-lint.com

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ICANN and the dot anything: do we care about domain names? Pocket-lint.com Do we still care about .com and .co.uk? Does anyone even bother with www.? Well thanks to ICANN, a body in charge of licensing new top-level domain names, the way we search for a website might be about to change. Most people who type Google into an ... and more »

UK insurer first to lose .xxx dispute - Domain Name Wire

UK insurer first to lose .xxx dispute Domain Name Wire United Kingdom insurance company BGL Group Limited, better known as CompareTheMarket.com, is the first complainant to lose a UDRP for a .xxx domain name. The company filed the complaint against UK resident Jon Watkins, who registered the domain back in ... Compare The Market can't touch web filth extension - simplesRegister UK Insurer Loses .XXX UDRP Arbitration CaseXBIZ all 3 news articles »

Using Nigeria's domain name for economic growth - The Nation

Using Nigeria's domain name for economic growth The Nation An Internet domain name is the address on the Internet. According to the Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NIRA), the body charged with the management of the country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD), .ng is the two-character country code reserved ...

NiRA in Fresh Strategies to Populate Dot ng Domain Names - AllAfrica.com

NiRA in Fresh Strategies to Populate Dot ng Domain Names AllAfrica.com By Emma Okonji, 10 May 2012 The Nigerian Internet Registration Association, (NiRA) has said it is planning new strategies to beef-up the Country Code Top Level Domain name (ccTLD), the dot ng domain name. Although the NiRA Board is yet to adopt the ... and more »

.UK Domain Registration Period Extended To Ten Years - DigitalJournal.com (press release)

.UK Domain Registration Period Extended To Ten Years DigitalJournal.com (press release) As of today domain owners will have the option to register or renew their UK domain names for up to 10 years with companies such as Names.co.uk after a decision by Nominet, the registry for .uk domains. Having previously been available for only a 2 ... and more »