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  • Second "land rush" for local dot-info domains

    The dot-info LandRush2 will soon be underway amid revelations almost a third of the registrations during the Sunrise Period were registered inappropriately.

  • Australia seizes the dot-biz deadline

    Despite the lacklustre local response to the launch of dot-info, Australian businesses have seized the opportunity to register with the new global top level domain (gTLD) dot-biz (.biz), according to domain name registry NeuLevel.

  • Australia goes slow for dot-info

    Australia is lagging behind the rest of the world in the rush to register with the new global top level domain (gTLD) .info.

  • 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.

  • ICANN gets commerce blessing on VeriSign

    After five days of talks and some changes, the Department of Commerce has given its approval to an agreement between VeriSign and the Internet's domain name management body that would allow VeriSign to maintain control over dot-com, the most popular group of Internet domain names, for the foreseeable future.

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