subject: Internet and domain names The more things change the more they remain the same [print this page] Internet and domain names The more things change the more they remain the same
A few days before the submission of this article, I read something interesting for the "Internet domain problems split Frder Jay, professor of law at Bond University in Australia. She talked about the various problems encountered by ICANN, as it is for the implementation of new generic top level domains and that other nations committed to their script in domain names. Business is concerned that the generic level increases will increase the problem of cybersquatting, and thesome of the different interests that have not received their gTLD is managed by ICANN approved, believe that their own Internet.
The most interesting part of this article is the date: December 28, 2000. That's right! The same problems for almost ten years. That was the year of ICANN gave preliminary OK to China with his own screenplay. E 'was also the year selected ICANN Dot Biz, Dot-name, dot-aero, et al.
Then as now there were those who thought that the sky has fallen.Brand owners concerned that, to deny that the domain name cybersquatters would be against cybersquatters buttons and the plethora of extensions to an oversupply on the market could.
Fast! In the near future, ICANN will be hundreds of domain name extensions to the mix. Script of China has already reached on the web with dashes of almost all nations. In 2000 is better, the country will be able to form evenExtensions of national domain names in their script. Some expect to govern the chaos, others fear the Internet as breaking a glass that has fallen. Who knows, maybe the Chicken Littles are at the moment. And then, maybe not
