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Rumours Of Death Of Dot-Com Domain Names Greatly Exaggerated

  • 發佈時間:2011-06-24

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  • The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) decision to steam ahead on opening up the Internet’s naming system to "unleash the global human imagination" will not see the death of .com or .com.au domain names – or any other established extension for that matter.

         

    What it will do is allow companies and organisations an option to establish a personalised identity such as .companyname – assuming they can afford the $185,000 fee for the privilege and jump through the hoops that will be put in place by ICANN. 

        

    In addition to the initial fee, there will be an annual fee in the thousands in order to maintain one of these custom domain name extensions and the expense alone will ensure the average netizen and small online businesses will not be scrambling to establish such an online identity.

         

    The Internet’s Domain Name System (DNS) already consists of hundreds of TLD’s (Top Level Domains) – some are generic (gTLD) such as .com and .biz, but the majority are country code based (ccTLD); such as Australia’s .au extension. The new naming options will allow for a massive expansion of the gTLD space.

         

    Even when ccTLD’s have been released for registration by parties residing outside of a country at very competitive pricing  in the past; .com.au domain names haven’t suddenly stopped working, become undesirable, nor have they faded into obscurity. Regardless of how many new gTLD’s are created in the future, established extensions will be like the longest established streets in a town – known by far more people than street names in a new housing estate.

        

    One of the major advantages of a tightly controlled name space such as .au is the confidence in web sites using it has cultivated over the years – and that is unlikely to change with the launch of any new gTLD’s.

     

     

    About Todayisp
    Todaynic.com International Limited(Todayisp.com) was incorporated in Hong Kong in 2005, directly under Todaynic.com, Inc. which was established in 2000. As one of the first ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), Verisign, HKDNR, and CNNIC (The China Internet Network Information Center) accredited registrars, Todayisp is also a leading provider of services in domain name registration and web hosting.

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