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ICANN is expected to make decisions about the pre-registration process, trademark protection and other outstanding issues related to the new top-level domains at its next meeting, which will be held in Nairobi in March.
This story, "Debate swirls around ICANN plan to fast-track new top-level domains," was originally published at NetworkWorld.com. Follow the latest developments in LANs/WANs at Network World.
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ICANNBy Anonymous on January 16, 2010, 12:54 pmDeep pockets are required to setup and market these domains. There might be a couple that gain broad acceptance but my guess is 99% of the new tld will end up garbage...
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Would help keep VeriSign and Afilias from raising prices in a reBy Anonymous on January 16, 2010, 11:23 pmThe two companies interivewed, VeriSign and Afilias, stand to benefit from prolonging the status quo where they don't have competition. Makes sense that they would...
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It's all BS and attempt to 'grab more money'By Anon on January 17, 2010, 11:54 amNotice that they do NOT have an RFC or RFP to ask "IF" people agree with adding a slew of new tld's! No, simply an RFC to see what people think about an "express...
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Dot TV ExtensionBy Anon on February 5, 2010, 6:17 pmICANN had to know that .tv was going to be used for television media and other prospective investors. It was marketed heavily and they made no rules for it to be...
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