ccTLDs and the potential of dot-US
Today I read few articles and comments about IDNs, ccTLDs, and dot-US ccTLD.
I have no doubt that IDNs will be important in some countries (not all though) but it appears IDNs still have a long way to go. Perhaps IDNs will catch on much faster when ICANN implements everything for the IDN domain names. But I [...]
If ICANN = ICAN’T, then do we “really” need ICANN?
Here is how it goes:
Top-level domains: if you or I can, do we need Icann?
THERE WAS a time when the internet didn’t just have a father or a godfather: for a brief period, it had a fully fledged god. The god died and a private company, Icann, took his place. Now it’s time we asked [...]
USA will NOT give up control of internet domain name root zone
This is no surprise!
I just read on “Intellectual Property Watch” that United States government will not give up its oversight of the internet domain name root zone.
The Bush administration has no intention of giving up United States oversight role of the management of the central root zone of the internet domain name system (DNS), the [...]
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