Countries Not Using Roman Alphabet Offered Domain Names In Own Language, Script

Marina del Rey, CA (AHN) - Internet regulators will meet in Seoul Friday to decide if countries would be allowed to use their own alphabet and scripts in creating Web addresses. If the plan is approved, the Internet ... continue

Internet Says Goodbye To .YU Websites

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the body that oversees much of how the world wide web interacts, will say goodbye to .yu, the country code for the former nation of Yugoslavia. ICANN, which oversees ... continue

ICANN steps up and yanks EstDomains’ accreditation

In a move that could signal a shift in ICANN policy the organization which controls the top level domains has pulled the accreditation of EstDomains. The European hosting provider has been under fire recently from the security ... continue

Get Ready for Limitless Domain Names

The Internet's regulating organization has just approved a proposal to create an unlimited number of customized top-level domains. That means URLs will no longer be restricted to .com, .net, or .us-style suffixes; instead, anyone can apply ... continue