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Apparently no one | NIST Releases a Profile for IPv6 in the U.S. Government for Comment - Comments Due Feb. 29 by Robert Cannon | IPv6 Address Added for Root Servers in the Root Zone | Overhaul of net addresses begins | IPv6 Address Added for Root Servers in the Root Zone | Go Daddy provides excitement of Super Bowl | Domainer Meeting - Paris; June 2008 | What's in a (domain) name? Some serious cash. | Shopping.de sells for €1.5m | Cruises.co.uk sets .uk domain sale record | Rejected: $6M Offer for Cricket.com And see my website - http://technewsreview.com.au/ - for daily updates in between postings. *************************************************** The domain name news is supported by auDA *************************************************** Governments, ICANN and the JPA (part 2) by Milton Mueller http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/_archives/2008/1/29/3494481.html What would the internet be like had there been no ICANN? by Karl Auerbach http://www.cavebear.com/cbblog-archives/000331.html Twenty years of .at domains http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/102853 InternetNZ proposes official name-change http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/news/AC58AE96CD262ED7CC2573DB000D4EE6 ICANN considering '.post' domain name for electronic postal services [AP] http://businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8UJ3EK00.htm US honing defences against cyber attack http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/02/02/2152872.htm What's in a domain name? Serious money http://nytimes.com/2008/02/01/technology/01domain.html ********************** DOMAIN NAMES ********************** ********************** - ICANN ********************** Joint Project Agreement - ICANN's Response The Joint Project Agreement (JPA) is between the United States government and ICANN for the purpose of transitioning the Internet domain name and addressing system to a private sector multi-stakeholder model of leadership. This agreement is in the process of a mid-term review for which the NTIA is currently receiving comments. ICANN urges all interested parties to review the documents ICANN has submitted in response to this review (linked above) and would encourage the community to contact the United States government directly to make their views known. http://icann.org/ Public Comments Requested on Initial Draft Fast-Track Mechanism for Introduction of a Limited Number of IDN ccTLDs This is a first Discussion Draft of the Initial Report of the IDNC Working Group (IDNC WG). It is published for comment and input from the ICANN community. This document has not been signed-off on by the IDNC Working Group whose members will continue to provide their own comments and input during this consultation period. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-01feb08.htm ICANN Exploring Certification of Backend Registry Operators In advance of the ICANN meeting in New Delhi, India, this announcement is to inform the community that ICANN is exploring a potential initiative for the certification of backend registry operators for new gTLDs. ICANN has identified registry operator certification as an area that may improve the application process for new gTLDs and improve security and stability by creating a pool of available and pre-qualified registry operators in the event of registry failure. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-2-31jan08.htm Successful Evaluations of .test IDN TLDs In October 2006, ICANN engaged Autonomica AB of Stockholm, Sweden, to develop, conduct, and report on the results of laboratory testing of internationalized top-level domains in a setting corresponding to the public root. On 7 March 2007 the result of the laboratory tests were reported successfully. The laboratory technical test was one of the prerequisites to eventual insert internationalized top level labels in the root zone, which subsequently were done and the associated test facility was launched. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-31jan08.htm CDT: Plan for ICANN's Future Urgently Needed ICANN does not have a mechanism to protect itself against governmental interference, CDT warned in comments filed with the U.S. Department of Commerce. While ICANN has made major strides in improving the transparency of its procedures, there is urgent need for a plan to guarantee its independence when its current contracts with the U.S. government are ended. Absent such such protections, CDT reluctantly opposed ICANN's request for early termination of one of its contracts. http://www.cdt.org/dns/icann/20080128_CDT-JPA-comments.pdf http://www.cdt.org/dns/20071114Internet%20gov.pdf Governments, ICANN and the JPA (part 2) by Milton Mueller We were discussing how governments could take over ICANN. This was in response to a new meme gaining popularity within the Beltway: the idea that we need to retain the Commerce Department’s leash on ICANN (the JPA) because if we don’t, other governments (autocratic Russians, Chinese commie hordes, turbaned Islamo-fascists or languid, dirigiste Europeans) will somehow “interfere” with DNS. http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/_archives/2008/1/29/3494481.html The Orwellian meme about the JPA by Milton Mueller "War is peace, freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength." And, according to the Center for Democracy and Technology, ICANN's Joint Projects Agreement giving the US government the ability to tell ICANN what to do is a way of "protecting the DNS against governmental interference." Hmmm... http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/_archives/2008/1/28/3492036.html What would the internet be like had there been no ICANN? by Karl Auerbach Suppose that back in 1997 the US Department of Commerce, via its National Telecommunications and Administration Administration (NTIA) had not adopted, without any demonstrable source of legal authority, that hangnail from the Reagan-Thatcher school of government - the idea that governmental powers are best exercised by private actors without the nuisances of public constraint and public oversight. http://www.cavebear.com/cbblog-archives/000331.html Google and ICANN vs domain tasters Under current ICANN rules, anyone who registers a new domain name has a five-day grace period to back out and receive a total refund. The policy is in place to prevent hassles if people mistype domain names during signup or simply have buyer’s remorse at signing up for ilovespaminacan.com. But because a five-day registration is free, some users “taste” millions of domain names in order to see how well they perform as marketing vehicles. The sites that don’t perform are then deleted and the cash refunded. http://www.searchengineherald.com/2008/02/02/google-and-icann-vs-domain-tasters/ ICANN joins Google in thwarting domain exploiters ICANN has formally announced a proposal to make domain tasting a thing of the past by changing the way it charges for domain names. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/internet/0,1000000097,39292554,00.htm http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/business/soa/ICANN-joins-Google-in-thwarting-domain-exploiters/0,139023166,339285585,00.htm Icann acts to stop domain name abuses Internet oversight body Icann today announced proposals for a new system to crack down on the abuse of the domain name registration process known as domain tasting. http://www.channelweb.co.uk/itweek/news/2208605/icann-acts-stop-domain-name ICANN may solve domain tasting problem Just a few days after Google announced changes to its AdSense program to combat domain tasting, ICANN is considering action to eliminate it completely. http://www.geek.com/icann-may-solve-domain-tasting-problem/ Icann 'cans' domain tasting Icann is going to try to stop the practice of domain "tasting," whereby people take advantage of a free trial of a domain before purchasing it. http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=conWebDoc.17191 ICANN announces clampdown on 'domain tasting' ICANN has announced an initiative to end so-called domain tasting. http://www.bigmouthmedia.com/live/articles/icann-announces-clampdown-on-domain-tasting.asp/4403/ Adult .XXX domain rejected, again, by Icann A proposal has been rejected to give adult websites their own top-level domain. This is the third time that Icann, the agency which regulates web addresses, has said no to the proposal from ICM Registry, which would involve pornographic sites changing from .com/co.uk, to addresses ending .xxx. http://www.channelweb.co.uk/itweek/news/2208689/adult-xxx-domain-rejected-again http://www.itnews.com.au/News/NewsStory.aspx?story=69414 ********************** - (cc)TLD NEWS ********************** Twenty years of .at domains The Austrian top-level domain .at was registered with IANA (the Internet Assigned Number Authority) in January 1988. From that time on, .at domains were open for registration. In Germany, the country domain .de started up on 5 November 1986, though "Twenty years of the Internet in Germany" was celebrated - somewhat arbitrarily - in April 2006. http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/102853 .at TLDs grow to more than 725,000 - registrar [sub req'd] http://www.telecom.paper.nl/news/article.aspx?id=201751 Is China Preparing to Go its Own Way with its Own Internet Root? by Gordon Cook Interesting things happening in China. An article in the English edition of the People’s Daily on line is headlined: Decimal network security address begins operation: http://www.circleid.com/posts/813112_china_internet_root_ipv9/ .es Domain Names and the Secondary Market Following liberalisation of the .es ccTLD, there were 800,000 .es domain names registered in 2007, and for the first time more .es domain names were registered than .com domain names says Sedo in a Spanish article on domain names. http://www.domainpulse.com/2008/02/04/es-domain-names-and-the-secondary-market/ http://www.domainnews.com/aftermarket/2008022386/es-domain-names-and-the-secondary-market/ EURid is lowering the registration fee to €4 starting Feb 1, 2008 As of February 1, 2008, EURid will be lowering the registration and renewal fees from €5 to €4. The trade and transfer fees will also be lowered to €4. Other fees will remain unchanged (i.e. reactivation from quarantine, change of registrar for names in quarantine and bulk transfers). http://eurid.eu/content/view/244/33/lang,en/ InternetNZ proposes official name-change The organisation has retained its original name as the official name under which it communicates with international bodies http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/news/AC58AE96CD262ED7CC2573DB000D4EE6 ICANN considering '.post' domain name for electronic postal services [AP] A new "dot-post" Internet address in the works aims to set apart the electronic services increasingly offered by postal agencies around the world. http://businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8UJ3EK00.htm http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/02/03/ap4607987.html http://news.theage.com.au/internet-oversight-agency-considering-post-domain-name-for-electronic-postal-services/20080204-1px8.html http://news.smh.com.au/internet-oversight-agency-considering-post-domain-name-for-electronic-postal-services/20080204-1px8.html Plans to relax registration rules for .pt DomainNews.com has been made aware of plans to relax the rules for registering .pt domain names at the second level (for example, name.pt). It had been planned for these changes to go live on February 1, 2008 with a Sunrise period and a Go Live date for unrestricted registration on March 1, 2008. However these dates have been put back as the .pt registry consults further with the community. From what we understand, the changes will still take place, but at a date yet to be determined. http://www.domainpulse.com/2008/02/03/plans-to-relax-registration-rules-for-pt/ http://www.domainnews.com/registries/2008022381/tr-registrants-receiving-letters-re-worldwideweb-register/ .tr registrants receiving letters re "WorldWideWeb Register" Nic.tr have advised .tr registrants who are receiving letters regarding a "WorldWideWeb Register" that Nic.tr Administration is not associated with the abovementioned letters. http://www.domainpulse.com/2008/02/03/tr-registrants-receiving-letters-re-worldwideweb-register/ http://www.domainnews.com/registries/2008022381/tr-registrants-receiving-letters-re-worldwideweb-register/ ********************** - DNS SECURITY ********************** US honing defences against cyber attack It has already provided the script for at least one blockbuster Hollywood movie, but if hackers managed on a busy day to shut down train networks, disrupt airport control systems and cause huge traffic jams in major cities, there would be no Bruce Willis around to come to the rescue. http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/02/02/2152872.htm ********************** - DOMAIN DISPUTES ********************** Food fight over gourmet Web site An international spat is cooking between a Carlstadt importer and two European specialty food companies over the rights to a pair of Internet addresses. A suit filed in U.S. District Court in Newark by Puratos NV of Belgium and a subsidiary, Patisfrance-Puratos SA of France, says that for more than a decade the French company sold specialty food in the U.S. through the importer, Paris Gourmet of New York Inc. http://www.northjersey.com/business/news/15151886.html ********************** - IPv4/IPv6 ********************** Taking control of IPv6 The arrival of IPv6 will eventually give agencies better security, more flexible networking and a number of available IP addresses so large it can make your head hurt just trying to grasp how many there will be. But how well agencies take advantage of IPv6 will depend in large part on how well administrators manage their newfound wealth of IP address spaces, experts say. By the end of June, the Office of Management and Budget expects agencies to have their network backbones ready to carry IPv6 traffic in addition to IPv4 traffic. http://www.gcn.com/print/27_3/45766-1.html ********************** - MISCELLANEOUS ********************** Netcraft January 2008 Web Server Survey In the January 2008 survey we received responses from 155,583,825 sites, reflecting a much slower growth of only 354 thousand sites, compared with last month, where the increase was 5.4 million. http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2008/01/28/january_2008_web_server_survey.html Czech court becomes UDRP provider ICANN has just given the Czech Arbitration Court the go-ahead to become an official provider of UDRP dispute resolution. http://domainesinfo.fr/english/165/czech-court-becomes-udrp-provider.php Charges Lead to Wider VeriSign Loss [AP] Hefty charges led to a wider fourth-quarter loss at VeriSign Inc., which manages the ".com" and ".net" Internet domain name registry, the company said Thursday. http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/01/31/ap4600701.html Decrease in domain tasting? Is one my predictions for 2008 becoming true? I believe that preventing domain tasters from having revenues is a solution to the abusive use of the add grace period. http://domaine.blogspot.com/2008/01/decrease-in-domain-tasting.html ********************** - DOMAINING ********************** us: You Are A Legitimate Domainer If ... You Do Not Cybersquat There is a major perception problem that all domainers are cybersquatters. Of course, this is not true. Cybersquatters target well know brands and trademarks, as well as typos of those marks. Domainers target generic words that have limited or no trademark rights. The White Hat Domainers often get lumped in with Black Hat Cybersquatters. This misconception is typified this 'tongue-in-cheek" post on the Domain Kid Blog as set forth below. Notice how it implies that cybersquatting activities are inherent in domaining. http://tcattorney.typepad.com/anticybersquatting_consum/2008/02/you-are-a-legit.html How to Choose a Domain Name - Brandable Domains vs Keyword Rich Domains Here’s a question that I get quite a bit that I thought might make an interesting question for discussion: When choosing domain names do you get a keyword rich or more brandable name? What do I mean by keyword rich vs brandable names? Let me explain further with a segment from a previous post on choosing domain names for blogs. http://www.problogger.net/archives/2008/02/02/how-to-choose-a-domain-name-brandable-domains-vs-keyword-rich-domains/ ********************** - AFTERMARKET ********************** What's in a domain name? Serious money Xavier Buck planned to spend $100,000 last week to bid for domain names, those parcels of virtual Internet real estate, at a live auction in Los Angeles. http://nytimes.com/2008/02/01/technology/01domain.html http://iht.com/articles/2008/01/31/technology/domain.php Spicy.com Tastes the Top Spot on 2008's First Weekly Domain Sales Chart The 2008 domain sales race is underway. The opening week of the new year was shortened, from a business standpoint, by two major holidays - New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Many businesses and individuals took the whole week off so sales activity was predictably slow. Only one reported sale was higher than $30,000 - that was Spicy.com, the leader on the year's first Top 20 chart after closing at $81,000. That name was auctioned off by Moniker.com in a live auction at the InterNext conference. http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2008/domainsales01-15-08.htm Newlyweds.com Honeymoons at the Top of the Weekly Sales Chart With the holidays now behind us, this was the first full week of the 2008 domain sales season. With just about everyone back on the job, market activity started picking back up again but we still haven't seen our first blockbuster of the New Year. #1 Newlyweds.com was nothing to sneeze at though, finally closing at $130,000 after being auctioned off at the Moniker/T.R.A.F.F.I.C. East auction in October. http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2008/domainsales01-22-08.htm DomainFest SnapNames Live and Silent Final Results Snap Names Live auction DomainfestSnapNames.com has released the final list of all domains sold at the live and silent auctions. The live auction was held during the Domain Fest Global conference and the silent auction followed the event and ended on January 31st. In total the auction sold over 400 domains with a total sales volume topping $4 million dollars. http://www.domainnamenews.com/domain-auction/domainfest-snapnames-live-and-silent-final-results/1417 Moniker.com Brokers US$4million Domain Name Sale Moniker continued to lead the industry in premium adult-related domain name sales having successfully brokered the sale of FreePorn. com, an adult entertainment portal, for US $4 million. Separately, Moniker also finalized its domain name auctions at Internext Las Vegas, grossing more than $1.5 million in domain name sales from that event. http://www.domainpulse.com/2008/02/03/monikercom-brokers-us4million-domain-name-sale/ http://www.domainnews.com/aftermarket/2008022359/monikercom-adult-domain-sales-growth-us-55-million/ It's the "C" not the "I" by Rick Schwartz Since I sold ireport.com to CNN I hear this chatter about "I" domains. The "I" part of the equation in the domain name is a very small part of the equation. The power the "I" had in this particular domain is extremely powerful. But as the title suggests, it is not about the "I" domain. It is about the "C" in "Circumstance." Circumstance is what drove this deal and drives almost all deals. http://www.ricksblog.com/my_weblog/2008/01/its-the-c-not-t.html Domain name appraisal from SEDO TVsOut of interest and seeing as I have never used an appraisal service for many years I decided to pay for a SEDO appraisal for the newly purchased TVs.co.uk which is one of my better domains - the valuation that SEDO make would not be something I would put a whole lot of weight on, at the end of the day a motivated buyer dictates a sale price and that can vary greatly dependant on whether the seller is motivated to sell. http://selfmademinds.com/200801/domain-name-appraisal-from-sedo/ ********************** - NON-ENGLISH NEWS ********************** 20 Jahre .at-Domains Im Januar 1988 wurde die österreichische Top-Level-Domain .at bei der IANA eingetragen. Seither können .at-Domains registriert werden. In Deutschland startete übrigens die Länderdomain .de am 5. November 1986; "20 Jahre Internet in Deutschland" feierte man – etwas willkürlich – im April 2006. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/102843 Happy Birthday: 20 Jahre .at-Domains in Österreich [Pressemitteilung] Im Jänner 1988 wurde bei IANA (Internet Assigned Number Authority), die für die weltweite Organisation der Vergabe von Landeskennungen im Internet verantwortlich ist, die Top Level Domain (TLD) „.at“ eingetragen. Damit wurde der Grundstein für die österreichische Internet-Erfolgsstory gelegt. Österreich und der Rest der Welt können seit Jänner 1988 die eigene Landeskennung .at im Internet nutzen. http://www.nic.at/uebernic/presse/pressemeldungen/news_ansicht/period/1201788328///article/91/happy-birthday-20-jahre-at-domains-in-oesterreich/ .at: Domain ist 20 Jahre alt .at feiert einen runden Geburtstag: Im Jänner 1988 wurde die Verwaltung der Top Level Domain an die Universität Wien übergeben. Seit 1998 ist nic.at (Network Information Center) für die Registrierung und Verwaltung der österreichischen Domains zuständig. http://www.wienweb.at/content.aspx?menu=10&cid=146199&tac=128462663000544553 Happy Birthday ".at" Im Jänner 1988 wurde bei IANA (Internet Assigned Number Authority), die für die weltweite Organisation der Vergabe von Landeskennungen im Internet verantwortlich ist, die Top Level Domain (TLD) .at eingetragen. Damit wurde der Grundstein für die junge österreichische Internet-Geschichte gelegt. http://www.itirol.at/news/23472.html http://www.computerwelt.at/detailArticle.asp?a=114054&n=5 .at-Domain feiert 20-jähriges Jubiläum Im Jänner 1988 wurde die Top Level Domain für Österreich bei der IANA eingetragen. Heute sind über 725.000 .at-Domains registriert. http://www.telekom-presse.at/channel_internet/news_31821.html Berlin: Von Lokalpatrioten und Holzbalken Ein Mann, eine Idee - ein Problem: Dirk Krischenowski ist Berliner - Stadt Berliner. Das ist wichtig in diesem Zusammenhang. Und besagter Dirk Krischenowski wollte und will es aller Welt zeigen, aus welcher schönen Stadt er kommt. Vor drei Jahren hatte er die zündende Idee: "Eines der wichtigsten Kommunikationsmittel ist heute das Internet - und wie wäre es denn, wenn die Homepages und Web-Präsenzen statt eines .de oder .com am Ende ein .berlin hätten?" http://www.ln-online.de/artikel/2297977/Berlin:_Von_Lokalpatrioten_und_Holzbalken.htm Icann unterstützt Google gegen Domain-Missbrauch Die ICANN hat offiziell vorgeschlagen, die fünftägige Testphase für die Registrierung von bestimmten Domains abzuschaffen und unterstützt damit Googles Initiative gegen Domain-Missbrauch. http://www.silicon.de/enid/it_services/33326 Keine US-Wahl ohne Internet Die Bedeutung des Internets auf dem politischen Parkett nimmt stetig zu. So steuert der US-Präsidentschaftswahlkampf nicht nur in der realen politischen Welt auf den vorentscheidenden "Super Tuesday" am kommenden Dienstag zu. Auch im WWW versuchen die Spitzenkandidaten alle Möglichkeiten auszunützen, um Wähler in den entscheidenden Vorwahl-Staaten auf ihre Seite zu ziehen. Dementsprechend präsentieren sich alle wichtigen Kandidaten auf aufwändige Weise im Netz und werben um die Gunst der Wähler. Die Materialschlacht, die den realen Wahlkampf prägt, findet so nicht minder intensiv im Internet statt. http://www.computerwelt.at/detailArticle.asp?a=114073 3, 2, 1 – ICANN sucht Domain-Auktionator Die Gerüchte um eine Versteigerung von Ein-Zeichen-Domains verdichten sich: die Internet-Verwaltung ICANN sucht im Rahmen einer Ausschreibung Experten für Domain-Auktionen. http://www.domain-recht.de/magazin/domain-news-2008/3-2-1-icann-sucht-domain-auktionator-id667133.html Des domaines du meilleur goût Ceux qui ont déjà cherché à acheter un nom de domaine pour leur site le savent bien : dur-dur de trouver le nom de son choix pour son site, tant tous les noms semblent avoir déjà été pris. Même si, sur certains, on ne trouve souvent qu’une page pleine de publicités et vide de contenu. http://www.ecrans.fr/Des-domaines-du-meilleur-gout,3146.html Neuf Cegetel cède les noms de domaine de Club Internet à Amen En octobre 2007, cinq mois après l'entrée de Club Internet dans son giron, Neuf Cegetel a lancé un appel d'offres pour céder à un repreneur l'intégralité de l'activité de gestionnaire de noms de domaines (registrar) de sa proie. Une activité d'enregistrement de noms de domaine que Club Internet avait débuté en juin 2006 alors qu'il était encore une filiale française de T-Online. Et sur fonds de libéralisation des dépôts de noms de domaine en .fr pour les particuliers. http://www.vnunet.fr/fr/news/2008/01/31/neuf_cegetel_cede_les_noms_de_domaine_de_club_internet_a_amen La fin des enregistrements furtifs de noms de domaine ? Le vent tourne pour les prestataires pratiquant le « domain tasting ». Des rumeurs persistantes prêtent à Google l’intention de supprimer la monétisation de noms de domaine dont l’ancienneté ne dépassent pas cinq jours et l’Icann compte supprimer « l’Add Grace Period » qui permet actuellement d’enregistrer des noms de domaine gratuitement et de les supprimer cinq jours plus tard. http://mailclub.info/article.php3?id_article=703 Amen augmente sa base de sites L'hébergeur vient de reprendre le portefeuille de noms de domaine de Club-Internet, soit 14 000 nouveaux « .fr ». http://www.itrnews.com/articles/73708/amen-augmente-base-sites.html Club-Internet cède à AMEN l'intégralité de son portefeuille de noms de domaine AMEN, l'un des premiers fournisseurs européens de services et d'hébergement sur Internet, annonce la reprise de l'ensemble du portefeuille de noms de domaine de Club-Internet. AMEN accueille ainsi, depuis le 9 décembre 2007, 14 000 nouveaux ' .fr '. http://www.investvalley.com/actu.php?news=144936 Club-Internet cède à Amen l’intégralité de son portefeuille de noms de domaine Amen vient de reprendre l'ensemble du portefeuille de noms de domaine de Club-Internet. Amen accueille ainsi, depuis le 9 décembre 2007, 14 000 nouveaux « .fr ». http://www.itrmanager.com/articles/73673/club-internet-cede-amen-integralite-son-portefeuille-noms-domaine.html Los dominios .co de Colombia. Colombia es el cuarto país más grande de América del Sur, con una población de unos 43 millones de habitantes. http://www.domisfera.com/los-dominios-co-de-colombia/#more-804 http://blogdedominios.blogspot.com/2008/01/los-dominios-co-de-colombia.html Los dominios .es y el mercado secundario. Los dominios .es, tras su liberalización hace poco más de dos años, están gozando de una gran aceptación. En 2007 se registraron más de 800.000 dominios .es en España, superando por primera vez a los .com. http://sedo.com/links/showhtml.php3?Id=1643&tracked=&partnerid=35425&language=es http://blogdedominios.blogspot.com/2008/02/los-dominios-es-y-el-mercado-secundario.html Story in Hungarian mentioning ICANN http://www.vecernji.hr/home/manager/3004852/index.do +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Check out http://auda.org.au/domain-news/ for the most recent edition of the domain news, including an RSS feed - already online! The domain name news is supported by auDA For information on subscriptions to the domain name and/or general internet news please contact me. For archives of postings to the list, see http://lists.technewsreview.com.au/pipermail/technewsreview/. 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