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The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers this morning released the list of 1,930 generic top-level domain names that entrepreneurs and others have applied to create and operate on the Internet
As you may have heard, the internet is moving beyond familiar generic top level domains like .com, .org, and .net and adding hundreds of new gTLDs, like .eco, .NYC, .Canon, .YourBrand, or .Anything
By the time Paul Twomey, President of ICANN, walked out of his office on January 7, 2009, he had received over 300 comments on his organization’s new generic top level domain name (gTLD) plan, many from angry representatives of the world’s top companies and some from the U.S. government, including the Departments of Commerce and Justice
