My new buddy from domaining.com, tells me that any post dealing with ICANN issues is DOA. Domaining.com tells me that any post dealing with ICANN is largely ignored by the domain community….
Category: ICANN
PcWorld.com Article on New Domain Extensions: Should ICANN Be Spilt in Two?
In an article published yesterday by PCWorld.com on the new gTLD domain extensions, widely quoting ICA’s Philip Corwin, talks about the push back of many businesses to the new gTLD’s and raises…
ICANN Responds to Our Post on New gTLD’s: We’re “Not In It For The Money”
We wrote a post back on January 3rd about ICANN annual report. In chatting about ICANN plan to introduce hundreds or maybe thousands of new extension I commented, that in my opinion,…
The .ORG Registry Adopts A Domain Anti-Abuse Policy; Allows For Domain Cancellation: Are Your .Org’s At Risk?
Today The Public Interest Registry (“PIR”), the company which runs the .Org registry, announced a Domain “Anti-Abuse Policy”, effective 5 February 2009. In announcing this policy PIR is taking a strong stand…
ICANN Publishes It’s Annual Report: Here is Ours
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN, published it’s annual report, The report puts a bright face on what ICANN calls the “organization’s achievements and progress during 2008″ The report…
Last Chance To Comment To ICANN On Proposed gTLD’s
The comment period for the proposed gTLD’s has been extended until next Monday December 15th. Yesterday in a post entitled “Why Domaining Sucks”, my friend Sahar posted as reason number 3 “We…
New Domain Extensions: Registries Should be Required To Give Trademark Holders Their Domains.
The domain industry got another black eye when Toyota.me became the highest priced .me domain sale, at over 90K. In the next few years there may be hundreds of new extensions (gTLD’s)…