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  • Your .name here--Net's new domain

    Now on the Internet--personalized domain names. The Global Name Registry launches the .name suffix, to be handed out to individuals.

  • ICANN confirms date for .name release

    The Internet's governing body will soon be making it easier for individuals to register their names as personal URLs, after confirmation that the new top level domain name (TLD) .name will be available by the end of August.

  • AusRegistry touts need for domain name education

    Newly-appointed domain registry operator AusRegistry believes its biggest job will be to tackle public education about the domain name space.

  • Domain Names Australia fires back at regulator

    A legal dispute between Internet company Domain Names Australia (DNA) and domain name regulator auDA has turned nasty, with the company publicly questioning auDA's legal authority to regulate the industry.

  • Aust domain administrator warns against .biz scam

    The administrator of .au domain names is warning Australian businesses to be wary of an organisation it believes is falsely positioning itself as the global domain name administrator.

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