While the World is pondering the complex final moves in the cultural conflict between Google and China's censors, the story has has taken a completely bizarre twist: For some reason, China's censorship firewall went briefly ...READ»
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Last week stories broke about a significant change in the way
Internet addressing will be managed. The Internet Corporation for
Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has opened up the process of
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We’re always looking for an easier, more secure way of getting a hold of contact information, whether its personal or professional acquaintances. Telnic, a UK-based registry operator, launched what their developers call the ...READ»
Call it the end of the dot-com world. Next year ICANN, the non-profit that oversees domain name and IP address registration, will start taking applications for new domain name suffixes, creating the potential for billions of new ...READ»
The domain name of your company website plays a key role in its commercial success. A domain names that is memorable and easy to remember stands a better chance of developing into a successful brand. READ»
On just one day during last year's Summer Olympics, beijing2008.cn--the official 2008 Games Web site-- racked up nearly 200 million hits. That's a potential bonanza for the host that emerges from the pack of four 2016 finalists ...READ»
Cybersquatters have a new target: App names on Apple's App store. Apple is trying to fight them off, but squatting has been a moneyspinning scourge since the dawn of the Interwebs.READ»
Organisations looking to improve their search engine optimisation (SEO) strategies could find that choosing their domain name carefully helps their efforts, it has been claimed. READ»
Nowadays, every business has its own website in order to be
found easily by customers and promote its services faster, to the targeted
user. Your website can be seen from everywhere in the world which means you can
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Inspired by an amusing article in today's Wall Street Journal on a dearth of available .com domain names, this morning I set out searching for the good, the bad, and the ugly of what’s already registered and up for sale.
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Does the internet belong to America, or to the world? That is the essential question being asked by the UN. They are seeking to have the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the body that governs internet ...READ»
Last week, Icann, the organization that oversees domain name assignments, took a step toward creating a proposed .xxx domain name extension, which will identify X-rated, adult-oriented, erotic content. And already, domain name ...READ»
A Harvard professor has made it his personal crusade to tell the world how the search giant makes buckets of duckets off people who register deceptive Web addresses.READ»
Lots of good reporting lately on the $13.9B purchase of EDS by HP.
Many are saying its the clearest sign yet that cloud computing has
fully arrived. Others say the purchase is more about buying market
share and becoming the ...READ»
It seems GoDaddy.com has a new service, appraising the value of domain names. There are two price points, one with two-hour turnaround and one with a more comprehensive report that takes two business days. While this is a logical ...READ»
GoDaddy, the world's largest registrar of website domain names, announced that they'll stop registering names in China. Google, GoDaddy--what's next?READ»
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Welcome to the world of stealth startups, where hype gives way to passon for anonymity. But does it make sense to keep secrets in an age of instant communication? Mum's the word.READ»
"Before the Internet came along, poor spelling by the public was by and large not exposed," says Paige P. Kimble, the director of the National Spelling Bee. And before the Internet, who knew poor spelling could be so profitable? No, ...READ»
