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Week in Review: The election, the iPad and internet history
This week in IT, iPad sales hit the million mark, internet history was made and the election was everywhere.
ICANN opens 'costly' gTLD sales
Companies will have to pay $185,000 to get their hands on a personalised TLD.
ICANN's global domains could increase phishing attacks
Allowing different character sets on the internet could leave users open to new kinds of phishing and web attacks.
Don’t panic: IPv4 addresses running out
Businesses have been advised not to panic about IPv4 addresses running out.
eNom accused of being number one for malware sites
Being the host with the most is not so good for eNom.
Kaminsky flaw fixed for .com and .net by 2011
Verisign anticipates an industry-wide effort to finally rid the net of the Kaminsky flaw.
Mobile networks are creating a ‘real-time’ future
Imagine Facebook meets National Statistics – mobile is looking to change the way data is gathered, analysed and acted upon.
Has ICANN opened the door to a load of dot whatnots?
Inside the Enterprise: ICANN's new global Top Level Domain system sounds obscure, but could prove a headache for businesses.
Brands urged to safeguard .xxx domains
"Sun rise" period extended to quell fears of cyber squatting.
‘Climate of fear’ is best weapon against cyber crime
A member of the Serious Organised Crime Agency has claimed cyber criminals are best tackled through fear of prosecution.
EU adds new characters to domain names
Greek, Cyrillic, and other different character sets will now be able to work on the '.eu' domain.
Business unprepared for internet liberalisation
A report out today from Gandi shows business is unaware of the changes coming to domain names next year.
Microsoft offers $250,000 Conficker bounty
In an attempt to combat the worm that’s been plaguing the internet, the software giant is offering a $250,000 reward for information on the gang...
The continued curse of cybersquatting
For some, it’s a problem confined to the early days of the Internet. But current figures suggest that the cybersquatting problem is, if anything,...
Non-Latin web addresses go live for first time
Icann has announced the introduction of non-Latin web addresses, a move hailed as “a major turning point in the history of the internet”.
ICANN: Most web domain registrations are faulty
A new report on the accuracy of domain registrations has found 77 per cent of records have information that is missing, incorrect or deliberately...
London and Scotland after own domain names
Cities and countries are looking at getting their own TLDs, with Icann set to open the submissions process soon.
ICANN: Domains to go multilingual by year end
Domain names will be able to use non-Latin scripts by the end of the year, according to ICANN.
ICANN board approves domain name expansion
The internet domain naming authority has paved the way for an explosion of new top level domains and other addresses.
ICANN proposes major domain name changes
The proposal to allow users to create their own top level domains could offer up millions of new variations for web addresses.
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