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Next month, the new .asia TLD will be available, though speculators say that most registrations will be from those buying in hopes of making a quick buck and those registering to protect their current sites and trademarks. The interest in .asia is said to be weaker than the interest in …
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According to the European Union, more than 2.5 million people have registered new .eu domain names since the TLD was launched last year. The TLD can be used by any individual or business that is based in the European Union.…
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One of the resellers accused of hoarding (also called warehousing) .eu domain names is denying the accusations that they’ve done anything wrong. Stephen Wilde, of the UK based company, said it was an “idealistic approach” to suggest that stockpiling names for resale was unethical. Because Wilde’s company registered them through …
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EURid, the organization in charge of the .eu TLD, suspended more than 74,000 domain names after bringing a lawsuit against 400 different US Domain Registrars for what it says was a breach of contract. The suspended domains were all registered for three U.K. based companies, but according to EURid, the …
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The new .eu TLD is now open to all individuals and companies within the European Union on a first-come, first serve basis. The TLD is available for purchase through 1,000 accredited Registrars.…
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EURid is now offering .eu domain names. This week, applicants rushed to apply for the new names, with the most popular being for sex.eu. The new TLDs are for individuals and companies within the European Union, but are not designed to take the place of European country ccTLDs.…
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ICANN has approved the .eu extension, authorizing Vint Cerf, the organization’s President, to sign the agreement with EURid. ICANN and EURid negotiated for 6 months, finally coming to an agreement and finalizing the .eu address policies.…
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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has requested that that a Cambridge-based company immediately stop sending out emails that imply that they are an authorized seller of .eu domains. The .EU Registry Services, administrators of the .eu domain, have yet accredited any registrars to sell the TLD.…
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The European Commission has set a timetable for the .eu domain, hoping to find a non-profit organization to run the new top-level domain (TLD) by December. The commission is currently accepting applications.…
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The European Council and the European Parliament are expected to release a report on the upcoming .eu TLD soon. The new extension is set to go live early next year.…
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