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Now disposable email alias from Dot TK ...
LONDON, UK: Dot TK, the registry for .TK domain names has announced the launch of its free TK Mail service. This service allows individuals and businesses to protect their real email identity from spam and unwanted emails by creating up to 250 disposable email aliases that can be used for forms on the web, on-line purchases or even new contacts.
LONDON, UK: Dot TK, the registry for .TK domain names has announced the launch of its free TK Mail service. This service allows individuals and businesses to protect their real email identity from spam and unwanted emails by creating up to 250 disposable email aliases that can be used for forms on the web, on-line purchases or even new contacts.
New Top-Level Domains Expected to Increase Cybersquatting ...
Intellectual property lawyers and industry groups say a global Internet body's decision to allow more generic top-level domain names will boost cybersquatting and related arbitration and litigation.
Intellectual property lawyers and industry groups say a global Internet body's decision to allow more generic top-level domain names will boost cybersquatting and related arbitration and litigation.
Registrar blamed for ICANN domain hijack ...
Who let the Turkish hackers in? ICANN, the organisation that oversees the web's top-level domain naming system, has said that the hijacking last month of several of its domains was due to a security breach at the registrar that manages those URLs.
Who let the Turkish hackers in? ICANN, the organisation that oversees the web's top-level domain naming system, has said that the hijacking last month of several of its domains was due to a security breach at the registrar that manages those URLs.
ICANN Domain Names Attacked ...
ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers says that it has been the recent target of online attacks. ICANN is the organization that regulates the use of domain names. The organization says the domain names icann.com and iana.com were briefly taken over allowing the hackers to direct those Web sites to other locations. read more
ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers says that it has been the recent target of online attacks. ICANN is the organization that regulates the use of domain names. The organization says the domain names icann.com and iana.com were briefly taken over allowing the hackers to direct those Web sites to other locations. read more
South Africa: The Billion-Dollar Domain Babies ...
The latest ICANN plan to allow the global populace to assemble an entire domain name like www.yourname.yourname as their free-choice is a revolutionary and timely decision.
The latest ICANN plan to allow the global populace to assemble an entire domain name like www.yourname.yourname as their free-choice is a revolutionary and timely decision.
Internet Governing Body Loses Own Domain Name ...
ICANN subject to hacker spoof as icann.com, iana.com redirected to third-party Web site.
ICANN subject to hacker spoof as icann.com, iana.com redirected to third-party Web site.
ICANN Loses Control of Its Own Domain Names ...
NotNormallyNormal writes "CBC picked up an AP story about ICANN recently losing control over two of their domain names on Thursday, June 26. A domain registrar run by the group transferred the domains to someone else. ICANN's press release had this to say: 'As has been widely reported, a number of domain names, including icann.com and iana.com were recently redirected to different DNS servers, ...
NotNormallyNormal writes "CBC picked up an AP story about ICANN recently losing control over two of their domain names on Thursday, June 26. A domain registrar run by the group transferred the domains to someone else. ICANN's press release had this to say: 'As has been widely reported, a number of domain names, including icann.com and iana.com were recently redirected to different DNS servers, ...
Agency loses trackof domain names ... ...
Agency loses track of domain names The nonprofit agency in charge of the Internet's addresses recently lost track of its own.
Agency loses track of domain names The nonprofit agency in charge of the Internet's addresses recently lost track of its own.
Bice?s buys up domain names to boost traffic and sales ...
Bice?s Florist is closing its stores and buying up domain names as part of its strategy to drive more customers to its site and boost e-commerce sales.
Bice?s Florist is closing its stores and buying up domain names as part of its strategy to drive more customers to its site and boost e-commerce sales.
Go Daddy milestone: 30 million domain names ...
Go Daddy says it registers, renews or transfers domain names at the rate of one per second.
Go Daddy says it registers, renews or transfers domain names at the rate of one per second.
Go Daddy milestone: 30 million domain names ...
Go Daddy says it registers, renews or transfers domain names at the rate of one per second.
Go Daddy says it registers, renews or transfers domain names at the rate of one per second.
Relaxed domain laws may fuel legal costs ...
The loosening of restrictions on internet domain names could lead to a boom in cyber-squatting and increased costs for UK businesses, say legal experts.
The loosening of restrictions on internet domain names could lead to a boom in cyber-squatting and increased costs for UK businesses, say legal experts.
Relaxed domain laws may fuel legal costs ...
Neon Kelly, Computing , Wednesday 2 July 2008 at 17:00:00 Experts warn that changes could tempt new cyber-squatters The loosening of restrictions on internet domain names could lead to a boom in cyber-squatting and increased costs for UK businesses, say legal experts....
Neon Kelly, Computing , Wednesday 2 July 2008 at 17:00:00 Experts warn that changes could tempt new cyber-squatters The loosening of restrictions on internet domain names could lead to a boom in cyber-squatting and increased costs for UK businesses, say legal experts....
The Domain Blast ...
Now you can buy any domain with any suffix. If a dot-com is gone, so what? For a cost, you can create your own suffix using any letters and any name. Domain names are made of three parts. The www, the "name" and the suffix like .com. With ICANN's latest decision, you now have full creative control over the last two parts. Now you can buy any domain with any suffix. If a dot-com is gone, so what?
Now you can buy any domain with any suffix. If a dot-com is gone, so what? For a cost, you can create your own suffix using any letters and any name. Domain names are made of three parts. The www, the "name" and the suffix like .com. With ICANN's latest decision, you now have full creative control over the last two parts. Now you can buy any domain with any suffix. If a dot-com is gone, so what?
'Historic' Domain Name Ruling ...
Domain names such as .paris, .sports and .love could soon appear across the web after internet regulators relaxed existing rules.
Domain names such as .paris, .sports and .love could soon appear across the web after internet regulators relaxed existing rules.
Preparing to Hoard New Top Level Domain Names? ...
Last week there was a lot of buzz generated by the ICANN announcement that they would open up the web to allow for an "unlimited number" of new Top-Level-Domains (aka TLDs such as .com or .org or .info, for example) to be created. The initial information from Wall Street Journal was that these could cost anywhere from $100,000 to $500,000, although another report directly from ICANN states ...
Last week there was a lot of buzz generated by the ICANN announcement that they would open up the web to allow for an "unlimited number" of new Top-Level-Domains (aka TLDs such as .com or .org or .info, for example) to be created. The initial information from Wall Street Journal was that these could cost anywhere from $100,000 to $500,000, although another report directly from ICANN states ...
Opening up domain names to end in any word and be created in any language will...
Last week ICANN approved a massive change to the Internet's address system. Companies, organizations and countries can now apply for domain names that end in pretty much anything. www.fastcompany.com could become www.fastcompany.magazine and www.parishilton.com could become www.parishilton.paris. Right now, domain names are restricted to about 20 suffixes -- .com (for companies), ...
Last week ICANN approved a massive change to the Internet's address system. Companies, organizations and countries can now apply for domain names that end in pretty much anything. www.fastcompany.com could become www.fastcompany.magazine and www.parishilton.com could become www.parishilton.paris. Right now, domain names are restricted to about 20 suffixes -- .com (for companies), ...
Premium Geographic Domain Names Available at Upcoming Moniker Auction at...
Moniker.com , an Oversee.net company and provider of Domain Asset Management® services, today announced an initial list of premium contenders for a live and online domain name auction at the GeoDomain Expo, the world's largest geo domain conference and auction, July 10-12 in Chicago.
Moniker.com , an Oversee.net company and provider of Domain Asset Management® services, today announced an initial list of premium contenders for a live and online domain name auction at the GeoDomain Expo, the world's largest geo domain conference and auction, July 10-12 in Chicago.
'Historic' Domain Name Ruling ...
Domain names such as .paris, .sports and .love could soon appear across the web after internet regulators relaxed existing rules.
Domain names such as .paris, .sports and .love could soon appear across the web after internet regulators relaxed existing rules.
Turkish Group Says It Hijacked ICANN Domain Names ...
The domains used by ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, and IANA, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, were hijacked. A Turkish hacking group known as NetDevilz claimed responsibility. There is no word on how the hijack was accomplished.
The domains used by ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, and IANA, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, were hijacked. A Turkish hacking group known as NetDevilz claimed responsibility. There is no word on how the hijack was accomplished.
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