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- NYC picks Panama registrar for reserved names
- ICANN looking for chief registrant advocate (but there’s a catch)
- ccTLD anger over IANA group “capture”
- Domain “slammer” finally gets suspended by ICANN
- .tk passes 25 million domains
- That’s all folks! Final gTLD app gets approved
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- Track all the popular new gTLD domains on DI
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- The top 35 most-popular new gTLD sites
- .co.com launch compares well to new gTLDs
- Momentum offers free new gTLD show passes
- ICM scraps free .xxx porn star offer, starts new one
- Slow start for .christmas with under 500 sales
- Pinyin to beat IDN? .wang ready to overtake .在线
- Almost half of registrars “deficient” in compliance audit
- ICANN puts porn gTLDs on hold for no good reason?
- US winemakers rebel against their government
- Democrat congressman sides with France on .wine
- .london predicts 50,000 landrush names
- The price of .bar was $100,000 to a school
- Bieber plug has no impact on .tattoo sales
- Unanimous support for new ICANN appeals process
- France slams ICANN after GAC rejects special treatment for .wine
- GAC rejects multistakeholderism, tells ICANN to ignore the GNSO
- A million domains taken down by email checks
- Four reasons Google Domains isn’t a Go Daddy killer
- Shakeup coming as Google becomes a registrar, sells names at $12 with free privacy and email
- No mention of .london at ICANN London
- ICANN overturns new gTLD objection decision!
- Euro govs livid as ICANN takes .wine off ice
- New gTLDs now outnumber the old TLDs
- ICANN smacks new gTLDs for pre-sunrise auctions
- dotBERLIN pulls plug on free domain giveaway
- Are you ready to sell your new gTLD yet?
- London meeting already ICANN’s second-biggest
- CentralNic pays up to $7.5m for Internet.bs
- .berlin rockets to 116k on free domain offer
- Donuts wins .immo gTLD
- Donuts spends $50 million on new gTLD auctions
- Whois “killer” is a recipe for a clusterfuck
- Amazon snubs ICANN auction to win .coupon privately
- .hotel avoids auction with CPE win
- Uniform Rapid Suspension comes to .us
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Recent Comments
OFFICE DEPOT INC DS LLC v. ZUCCARINI, a 9th Circuit case that holds that under California law "domain names are intangib... read more
Kevin, It is the "District of Columbia" in the U.S., not Colombia, which, as we all know, is in South America. Ber... read more
nameservers in the US or under control of an US-based organization ? Many ccTLDs have DNS servers in the US to better se... read more
I only recall this one http://domainnamewire.com/2011/08/05/canadian-court-rules-domain-names-are-property/... read more
so I can register kevinmurphy.london then...thanks... read more
I seem to recall this, as well. At least for in-country matters, a court can attach a domain name. What they need to pro... read more
The plaintiffs should know better that these nations would only celebrate Internet presence of local citizens and media ... read more
I would need to find it, but I thought I recall a US case where second level names WERE recently considered property and... read more
good domain... read more
I wonder if there are any further thoughts from inside ICANN about this? I would love to hear them. I'm a reporter. You ... read more