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Do We Need The New Top-level Domains?

DNS, Domain Names, ICANN, New TLDs, Registry Services,

After a long and exhaustive process it was finally decided by ICANN to introduce seven new top level domains in December. Well, they are not really introduced yet because the United States Government has the final word and they have not approved of them yet. Did you understand what I just wrote - the United States Government decides what names you can have on the Internet? more

By Lennart Svanberg
Aug 28, 2002
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