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Note: you may want to read the Introduction and Part One of this series for a quick overview of the “speed-dating” process and some notes about the results presented here. Answers are from the registry operator, and don’t represent our independent evaluation.

Note: you may want to read the Introduction and Part One of this series for a quick overview of the “speed-dating” process and some notes about the results presented here. Answers are from the registry operator, and don’t represent our independent evaluation.

Note: you may want to read the Introduction and Part One of this series for a quick overview of the “speed-dating” process and some notes about the results presented here. Answers are from the registry operator, and don’t represent our independent evaluation.

Note: you may want to read the Introduction and Part One of this series for a quick overview of the “speed-dating” process and some notes about the results presented here. Answers are from the registry operator, and don’t represent our independent evaluation.

Note: you may want to read the Introduction and Part One of this series for a quick overview of the “speed-dating” process and some notes about the results presented here. Answers are from the registry operator, and don’t represent our independent evaluation.

Part One of this series for a quick overview of the “speed-dating” process and some notes about the results presented here. Answers are from the registry operator, and don’t represent our independent evaluation. [← Directi | Full list | NeuStar →] Contestant #6 - Demand Media Demand Media bought Paul Stahura’s eNom, and is therefore a strong player in this space.

ICANN Helps "clownpenis.fart" Come Closer To Reality. July 1, 2008 | Tate Linden Ever been frustrated by the fact that all the good (or great) potential names are already squatted on the internet? Any time you want to start a website there's someone who either already is running a business on the address or has reserved it and may be willing to sell it for a steep price.

Yahoo! has launched 2 new TLDs (Top Level Domains) for it’s email service. Now you can have email addresses ending with Ymail.com or rocketmail.com. This gives it’s already existing loyal email users to have new accounts with a Ymail or Rocketmail extension. However, I am not sure if this might lead to brand cannibalization.

ICANN Finally Relaxes TLD Requirements -- But It Still Looks Lik... Techdirt Thu, 06/26/2008 - 18:15 For years, we've been among those who wondered what good it did for ICANN to dribble out new top level domains (TLDs -- such as .info, .biz, .aero, etc.) every few years.

The ICANN Board just approved unanimously the motion to adopt the New gTLD policy and to move forward with the implementation of New gTLDs. The implementation details are still subject to Board approval later this year. Under the current timeline, applications will be called for in early to mid 2009.