Christian group opposes .sex, .porn, .adult
Morality In Media, one of the groups that fought the approval of .xxx for years, has launched a letter-writing campaign against the proposed .sex, .porn and .adult top-level domains. ICANN…
Morality In Media, one of the groups that fought the approval of .xxx for years, has launched a letter-writing campaign against the proposed .sex, .porn and .adult top-level domains. ICANN…
[news release] The application by the International Rugby Board (IRB) to the ICANN to acquire the .RUGBY internet domain name is the only .RUGBY application supported by the representatives of…
The organisation in charge of creating hundreds of additional Internet address suffixes to rival ".com" has suspended the Web-based system it set up to help decide the order in which…
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC: The organisation that oversees Internet domain names has appointed a new chief executive, who will have to take on some of the major challenges facing the non-profit…
ICANN’s board of directors is set to vote on Verisign’s .com registry agreement at a meeting in Prague this Saturday. The meeting is scheduled for June 23, the day before…
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Public Interest Registry (PIR) ,the company behind .ORG extension,has recently announced that it has submitted its applications to ICANN for the .NGO and .ONG domain extensions . You can read…
Google said Thursday it has applied for the Internet identifiers “.google,” “.docs” and “.youtube,” with the planned expansion of the Web’s domain name system. Aside from the suffixes that reflect…
China on Tuesday started to allow individuals to apply for ".cn" and ".中国" (China) domain names, said the China Internet Network Information Center, the de facto administrator of the country’s domain…
Security firm argues that by imposing meaningful standards, websites will gravitate to validated domain -- not everyone agrees Most calls for new TLD (top-level domain) names seem like little more…