Australia's Internet domain name regulator is considering changing the rules governing how certain domain names are allocated after reports some companies and individuals may be exploiting the current system.
Two domain titles based on the names of Beaconsfield miners Brant Webb and Todd Russell have been deleted by authorities who claim their registration may have been an effort to cash in on the fame of the recently rescued Tasmanians.
Australian domain name regulator auDA is investigating a possible breach of policy following the launch of a controversial marketing campaign by Bottle Domains.
The mail-out of 500,000 advertisements by Domain Names Australia (DNA) was the biggest issue in the domain name market to affect consumers in 2003.
Australia's domain name administrator has welcomed a legal settlement requiring a reseller to apologise and provide refunds to customers who responded to misleading notices requesting payment for renewal of domain name services.
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