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When establishing a website, most businesses will have given careful thought to choosing a domain name that suits. This could be a website address that matches the company’s name, a specific product or another term that fits with the company’s … Continued
The rush for new global Top Level Domains (gTLDs) has seen a number of potentially awful variants registered with ICANN already. Here is our pick of the most dubious. .cheap Although consumers appreciate low prices, the word “cheap” has become … Continued
We recently blogged about whether any extensions of the new Top Level Domain (gTLD) names were likely to be banned in the UK. Nominet, which registers UK domain names, is still pondering the issue, but the Internet Corporation for Assigned … Continued
It’s an ancient institution, but the Roman Catholic Church has proved itself to be ultra-modern by being quick off the mark to register one of the new Top Level Domains (gTLDs). The Vatican has been handed control of the catholic … Continued
A British businessman has lost the rights to a domain name he had bought, after being found guilty of “abusive registration”. Andy Hugh, lost the rights to the ‘paramount.co.uk’ website after trying to sell it to the Hollywood studio of … Continued
Intended to end the shortage of meaningful domain names and allow even more businesses to get online, the new Top Level Domains (TLDs) are already causing a stir before even going live – especially amongst a group of French winegrowers. … Continued
Spring 2013 will see another change to the internet addressing system which will transform the way in which websites are named forever. At present, most of our websites are bound to a geographic TLD (Top Level Domain) naming system, such … Continued
