ICANN to allow new generic ‘dot-brand’ domains

Beacon Blog Article

By Keana Massey | Published June 20, 2011 | Categories: Web Development

"The trusty old Internet addresses we know and love -- the .coms, .nets, .orgs -- are about to get some new competition.

Global Internet regulators met Monday in Singapore to finalize rules for a major expansion of generic top-level domains, that will clear the way for new offerings like .law, .coke or .nyc. Sites with those endings are expected to start rolling out late next year."

Read Full Article at CNN.com

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