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Gotta work for it. The inside track to TLD success.
…the “build it and they will come” days are over. Gotta work for it.
The ICANN 61 – San Juan meeting schedule has been released
I don’t have to tell you that the conflict between the domain name system’s WHOIS service and the GDPR that will come into force this May is a super hot topic in the industry that will be discussed.
Verisign’s Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) pilot is up and running.
You can now test it for .com and .net. Afilias also has a pilot for .info. [Written before GDPR debate in full swing.]
Reflecting back to 2009 – dotMobi, ICANN 36, Korea DMZ
Wow it’s hard to believe we shot this video EIGHT years ago this week inside the DMZ looking over to the border with North Korea, while attending the ICANN 36 meeting.
The Great Domain Correction of 2017?
It is clear now that the new gTLD industry has not “killed” it.
VIDEO + PHOTOS: 2nd China Domain Name Development Conference
As at any domain name conference, one of the best benefits of attending is the opportunity to network! There was no shortage of opportunities to do so in Beijing.
Getting in the mood for ICANN Buenos Aires
Being in the domain industry has its benefits beyond interacting with so many creative and talented people, and getting paid. One is travel to all kinds of spots around the world courtesy of the global nature […]
New gTLD Target date is April 23? Or is it?
I detect some delight in the domain name community today resulting from the latest posted video interview with ICANN CEO Fadi Chehadé. In that interview Chehadé states “We are now targeting to be able to recommend […]
I’m impressed by Fadi.
I could have ignored today’s ICANN New gTLD Applicant Update Webinar and just read summaries from the usual respected news and industry sources. However, with three hours slotted and likely questions regarding ICANN CEO Fadi […]
