... to a successor code or an alternate location,’ Claburn quotes an ICANN spokesperson. However, anyone setting up their company or project on a country code extension must be aware that changes may occur, especially in politically unstable countries. ‘ccTLDs are the wild west of the internet,’ ...
Nic.at, administrator of the Austrian country code .at, has further optimised the availability of its top level domain. Internet nodes (Internet Exchange Points), i.e. a physical location through which Internet infrastructure companies are connected, ...
... have been added to the map. It provides information on co-operatives sorted by name, sector or type through search functions including country, main activity, registration under .coop and membership of the International Cooperative Alliance. The aim is that consumers can use it to find ...
Freename now shows the country-specific sales tax (VAT) in the shopping cart. The VAT, for which the amount varies according to country-specific regulations, is added to the total in the shopping cart. If you do not want to pay VAT, ...
The Communications and Information Technology Regulatory Authority (CITRA), registry of the country code extension .kw (Kuwait), is releasing the second level domains. The Middle Eastern country has divided the release of registrations directly below .kw into three phases. ...
The top level domain .ai remains the domain extension of the moment: within a year, the country code of Anguilla has increased by around 225,000 domains. In the past, .com achieved similar figures in half a month, but the end of the growth seems to have been reached. ...
... Diego Garcia, and the UK will set up a new trust fund and provide further support separately. The future of the top level domain .io, the official country code of the British Indian Ocean Territory, is still unclear. In principle, the Internet administration ICANN or the Internet Assigned Numbers ...
DNS Belgium, administrator of the Belgian country code extension .be, has had to postpone the introduction of additional controls for domain holders. It was originally planned that stricter rules would apply to the creation or modification of ...
The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) is expanding its range of out-of-court dispute resolution procedures for country code extensions. Since 5 September 2024, WIPO arbitration tribunals have also been accepting disputes over domain names ending in .ad (Andorra). The decision ...