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ICANN has published its first new monthly report providing statistics and insight into security threats to generic top-level domains (gTLDs).
ICANN has denied a request by new top-level domain operators to reduce the $25,000 annual fee.
ICANN's board of directors has voted to put a March deadline on discussions concerning .amazon top-level domain.
In an article published today on the state of new top-level domains, Wired says "2019 could be the year of the obscure domain name."
According to ICANN’s latest budget predictions, new gTLD market will improve very slightly over the next year or so.
The company running the new .LUXE top-level domain (TLD) recently issued an update on its progress with the innovative effort to tie the TLD with blockchain.
ICANN has lifted the stop on delegating the .amazon top-level domain, allowing the delegation of the domain to the company Amazon Inc. over the South American region.
Akram Atallah, head of ICANN's Global Domains Division, has left the organization to join leading gTLD registry Donuts Inc. as its new CEO.
As part of a plan to unify Australian basketball digital front, Basketball Australia is moving its official website to a new TLD-based domain name at www.australia.basketball.
Donuts Inc., a global leader in new top-level domains (TLDs), has announced that it has entered into an agreement to be acquired by Abry Partners, a private equity firm.
"ICANN holds .islam, .halal in limbo despite losing case," reports Kieren McCarthy in The Register.
The National Association of Board of Pharmacy ("NABP"), the operator of the .Pharmacy top-level domain is in breach of its Registry Agreement with the ICANN according to a letter issued by the agency today.
"It's possible that application fees for new gTLDs could be artificially propped up in order to discourage gaming," reports Kevin Murphy in Domain Incite.
TLDs such as .men and .loan are listed as some of the most abused domains in the world. Spamhaus says some domain name registrars and resellers knowingly sell high volumes of domains to bad actors for profit, and many registries do not do enough to stop or limit this endless supply of domains.
The Council of European National Top level Domain Registries (CENTR) released its global TLD report today, stating that the global TLD market grew 1.4% year over year at the end of first quarter this year.