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Although the changes to generic top level domains (gTLDs) was intended to free up millions of new website addresses, they have also caused numerous headaches for businesses and individuals across the world. Most decision makers will be focused on whether … Continued
As promised, the roll out of new generic top-level domains (gTLDs) has continued apace, offering website owners millions more possible combinations from which to choose. So what are the latest, most popular options? .xyz Sounding a little like a poor … Continued
Since the new gTLD domain naming system went live, much of the focus has been on how businesses are purchasing and using website addresses. But new figures suggest that churches are also keen to get in on the act. According … Continued
Sales of generic top level domains (gTLDs) continue to grow as more of the new website addresses are released. In the USA, New York mayor Bill de Blasio has publicly encouraged people living within the city to register their own … Continued
The rush for new top level domains (gTLDs) has reached Wales with the proposed launch of .wales and .cymru website addresses. Although originally proposed in 2006, it has taken 8 years for .cymru TLDs to approach reality. Now backed by … Continued
The release of the new top level domains (e.g. .guru and .careers) seems to have spawned another domain name scam, this time perpetrated by opportunists from the Far East. Many businesses have begun receiving emails over the past few days … Continued
A few weeks ago we wrote about how domain speculators have been registering hundreds of the new gTLD domain names. Initially we talked about how squatters are taking names that belong to established brands and the problem this presents for … Continued
To ensure an equal right to internet hosting for the world, ICANN has issued top level domains to every registered country which has an official ISO code assignment. As we discovered in our previous article about TLDs, some of these … Continued
Top level domains (TLDs) are assigned by ICANN to countries across the word so that their residents can create localised websites and email addresses. As a result, some TLD extensions are incredibly common – .com and .co.uk for instance. Here … Continued
Evidence shows consistently that short domain names are the most memorable for Internet users, often resulting in higher traffic and turnover. This has led to massive demand for shorter .com URLs, resulting in every three-letter combination between aaa.com and zzz.com … Continued
