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  • Melbourne IT sparks domain name catfight

    Australian domain name resellers have thrown their support behind .au Domain Administration (auDA) in the wake of scathing criticism from Melbourne IT.

  • Aussie front-runner to head peak domain name body

    Dr Paul Twomey, managing director of Argo Pacific, has declined to comment on reports he is the leading contender to become the next president of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.

  • Domain name changes on the way

    The industry body overseeing domain names has announced two measures to increase the number of domains available.

  • Dot-info falls flat in Australia and Asia

    Industry response to the imminent release of the long awaited .info top-level domain (TLD) has been luke-warm at best with Asian companies forming only 5 percent of the overall requests.

  • auDA director gets say in next ICANN board

    A director of auDA, Tony Staley, has been elected to ICANN's Nominating Committee as the delegate representing operators of country code top-level domains (ccTLDs).

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