June 2013
ICANN has published a tentative timeline outlining key steps until the launch of the first new gTLD. If all goes to plan, ICANN predicts that the first of the new generation web suffixes would be delegated on 28 August of … Continue reading…
June 2013
NetNames have been given exclusive access to the latest market research to be publish on awareness of the new gTLD program. Deliotte, the operator of the Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH), commissioned Vanson Bourne, a global market research company for technology … Continue reading…
June 2013
Earlier this week The Register reported that Belarus had been given the unwelcome title of “The World’s King of Spam”. This came after AppRiver security researchers tracked an average of 12.3 million spam messages per day coming from White Russia, … Continue reading…
June 2013
Ofcom, the organization that acts as the UK’s telecoms regulator recently announced that it is going to make some changes to non-geographic telephone numbers to simplify the current situation that often confuses the general public. The announcement listed what the current … Continue reading…
May 2013
New Yorkers are often said to be a brusque bunch. Having lived here for nearly six years, I am not so sure that this is a completely fair perception. Sure, there are surly commuters aplenty each morning, and a general … Continue reading…
ICANN has published a tentative timeline outlining key steps until the launch of the first new gTLD. If all goes to plan, ICANN predicts that the first of the new generation web suffixes would be delegated on 28 August of … Continue reading...
NetNames have been given exclusive access to the latest market research to be publish on awareness of the new gTLD program. Deliotte, the operator of the Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH), commissioned Vanson Bourne, a global market research company for technology … Continue reading...
Earlier this week The Register reported that Belarus had been given the unwelcome title of “The World’s King of Spam”. This came after AppRiver security researchers tracked an average of 12.3 million spam messages per day coming from White Russia, … Continue reading...
