XXX marks the spot where the dot con boom begins..
In the old days (he says wistfully) it was all so simple. A “dot com” was a company, usually American, while “.co.uk” indicated a British outfit. “.org” denoted a not-for-profit organisation, “.mil”...
View ArticlePROTECT IP threatens the future of DNS security
According to some critics, it threatens to undo more than a decade of Internet security development in a single stroke. To understand exactly what that means, I talked to one of those critics – Paul...
View ArticlePrivate domain names multiply
Scottsdale-based Internet domain registrar GoDaddy.com Inc. reached a milestone recently, announcing the registration of its 50millionth domain name since opening in 1997. Go Daddy has vaulted to the...
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Internet’s domain name land grab more than just “fools gold”
Last week, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the California-based non-profit corporation charged with the principal responsibility for maintaining the Internet’s domain...
View ArticleGeist: Domain name rush takes regulator into new territory
OTTAWA — Last week, the California-based non-profit corporation charged with the principal responsibility for maintaining the Internet’s domain name system revealed that it has received nearly...
View ArticleGeist: Domain name rush takes regulator into new territory
OTTAWA — Last week, the California-based non-profit corporation charged with the principal responsibility for maintaining the Internet’s domain name system revealed that it has received nearly...
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