On July 20th 2010 the ‘go-live’ for .co domain names (Colombia) began. Now, after 1 year, records show that 66% of all names that were registered back then, were also renewed.
Read more >It is now official: .ss will become the future domain name extension of South Sudan. Almost instantly after South Sudan became an independent state, on July 9th 2010, they requested to be appointed their own proper country code top level domain. This has now been officially allocated to them.
Read more >Today, the first .xxx website has gone love. casting.xxx is the first porn website which uses this new extension.
Read more >A while ago we already posted an article that ICANN had seriously warned the .jobs registry. The registry got this warning because, according to ICANN, they had set up a partnership via which the registry violated the rules of their own policy.
Read more >During the previous weekend, all websites and other services ending in .gb.com went off-line. The extension .gb.com isn’t a real “top level domain” like fore example .be or .co.uk. It actually is the owner of the domain name “gb.com” who is selling subdomains under his domain name. And it now turns out that ownership of […]
Read more >Norid (.no registry) considers to increase their quota this autumn. Due to the current quota, Norwegian companies can only register 20 .no names per company. Norid however receives more and more complaints that 20 names isn’t enough.
Read more >On January 15th 2012 Verisign, the registry which is responsible for the management of the .com and .net extension, will increase the price once more. They last increased the price in July 2010.
Read more >The .xxx registry has announced the time schedule for the release of the .xxx domain. This release will happen in 3 phases: a sunrise, divided into sunris A en B which wil run parallel, a landrush and at last the general availabilty.
Read more >On July 9th South Sudan became independent. Along with this independence also comes a new domain name extension and South Sudan is impatiently waiting for it.
Read more >Since yesterday, June 14th 2011, DNS.be has changed the transfer procedure for .be domain names. The registry has made this change to simplify a transfer or ownerchange for a .be name.
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