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Hey! Yo! Yous Hearin This!?! New York city announced that ICANN approved its request for the .nyc top-level domain. This is the first city to do so. "Pursuing the .nyc top-level domain has been a goal of Mayor Bloomberg’s Digital Roadmap from the start", said Rachel Haot, Chief Digital Officer, "and this caliber of innovation keeps New York City on
On June 13th ICANN announced that we could see as many as 280 new domains extensions or gTLD's enter the Internet space within the next couple of years. As I look through that list there are a handful of domain names I have in mind that would fit perfectly on, one or more of these new gTLD. Recently I tried
With the perpetually refreshed glut of information available on the Web, it's rare to find a thoroughly researched, thoughtful and meaningful piece on - of all things - the State of The Internet. In the May issue of Vanity Fair, contributing editor Michael Joseph Gross writes a captivating article, "World War 3.0," that is both rich with history and chilling
In what I can only describe as sure stupidity on a judge’s part it seems that one of the organizations that keep a lot of Spam out of your inbox may be in trouble over a recent lawsuit. It seems after being sued by an accused spammer and then not showing up for the court case they lost by default.
It looks like we are stuck with VeriSign for six more years as they have been given a renewal on thier contract with ICANN. My questions is did this come with restriction on them playing fair and not try to pull that same stunt they pulled two years ago when the re-directed mis-typed domains to their own website. In my