Domain Register: Domain Name News Archive - September 2005
 
  Franklin Communications Services Internet

|Order Hosting | CreateWebSite | Buy Email | Renewals | Transfers | WebForwarding | View Basket|
Home Page

Renew Domain

Private Registrations

Transfers

Domain Web Hosting

Build Your Website in Minutes!

Buy Email

URL Redirection /
Domain Forwarding

Domain Name Accessories

All available extensions

FAQ

Email Us

Reference Bookstore


Featured Book

Domain Name News

Testimonials

Site Awards

Privacy Policy

 
---
Domain Name News Archive - September 2005

09/30/2005
  • US rejects changes to net control
    The US has rejected calls by European Union (EU) officials to give control of the net over to a more representative United Nations (UN) body
    .... full story
  • Internet:: Brought to You By Iran, Syria and China
    Perhaps only the French could come up with a plan for Internet governance that is absurd that we look to ICANN as the voice of reason.
    At this week’s WSIS meetings in Geneva, France pushed the European Union to propose a new Internet Governance plan. If adopted, the EU's proposal - which calls for a government-run body to control the Internet - would mean the end of ICANN and business-led Internet policies, and hand over the future of the Internet to countries such as Iran, Syria and China
    .... full story
  • UN telcom agency says would be ready to run Internet
    The United Nations' International Telecommunications Union (ITU) is ready to take over governance of the Internet from the United States., ITU head Yoshio Utsumi said on Friday
    .... full story


09/29/2005

  • First .travel Domain Names will be Issued on October 3; .travel Internet Domain Readies for Limited Launch
    An important travel industry benchmark, the limited launch of the .travel Internet domain, is set for Monday, October 3, according to Ron Andruff, President and Chief Executive Officer, Tralliance Corporation, New York. The limited launch of .travel precedes the official launch, which is planned for January 2006
    .... full story


09/23/2005

  • Charlie's Angel Wins Domain Name Dispute
    The National Arbitration Forum has announced a ruling in favor of actress Jaclyn Smith, best known as a member of the original Charlie's Angels television show, and Jaclyn Smith International, Inc., a designer of clothing and domestic products, regarding rights to the Internet domain name jaclynsmithhome.com
    .... full story


09/22/2005

  • ICANN Posts Proposed Amendment to .NET Registry Agreement for Public Comment
    ICANN and VeriSign, the .NET Registry Operator, in consultation with representatives from ICANN-Accredited Registrars, have negotiated a proposed amendment to the .NET Registry Agreement. The proposed amendment limits registration fee increases to no more than 10% per year and incorporates a new version of the .NET Registry-Registrar Agreement
    .... full story


09/19/2005

  • Domains that endure
    Over the past couple of weeks, two radically different hosting stories have floated across my transom. It's hard to imagine two stories more disparate than the rise of the .info domain and the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, but a strange quirk of timing meant that these two items appeared on the radar at about the same time. And they embrace two enduring truths about the Internet: some things attract a lot of attention for no readily apparent reason, and some things endure against all odds
    .... full story


09/19/2005

  • Typo-squatters target security industry
    A serial typo-squatter appears to be targeting the computer security industry, registering domain names which are similar in all but one or two characters to the domains of companies such as Computer Associates, F-Secure, McAfee, MessageLabs and Symantec
    .... full story
  • Online smut still homeless as .xxx is delayed again
    ICANN has delayed again the approval of the .xxx top level domain (TLD) until an unspecified "future date".
    The establishment of the domain was originally agreed by ICANN in June, but has been mired in political debate after conservative groups in the US raised concerns about having a TLD specifically for porn. President Bush stepping into the fray with his own worries about a virtual red-light district last month has only slowed the process even further
    .... full story


09/16/2005

  • ICANN OKs new domains
    Creating the ".cat" suffix for individuals, organizations and companies that promote the Catalan language and culture was relatively uncontroversial. Though the language is spoken largely in certain regions of Spain, backers say a domain name could unify Catalan speakers who live in France, Italy, Andorra and elsewhere. The name could begin appearing in use next year
    .... full story


09/14/2005

  • Implementation of Internationalized Top Level Domains
    ICANN is issuing this formal call for papers to those who wish to actively participate in the sessions on internationalized top level domain deployment. Presentations should last 15-25 minutes, with time for questions from the floor. Papers should be submitted by 15 November 2005
    .... full story


09/13/2005

  • Why Would a Search Engine Ban an Expired Domain Name?
    There is a thread at Search Engine Watch Forums named Should Search Engines Ban Expired Domain Names? In that thread, the creator believes that search engines remove domain names that reach the status of "pending delete."
    .... full story
  • SA domain name issue up for comment
    The .za Domain Name Authority (.zaDNA) today launched a public consultative process around the South African country code top level domain name (.za).
    .... full story


09/12/2005

  • Comedian Bill Cosby wins rights to Fat Albert name in cyberspace
    Comedian Bill Cosby won control of an Internet domain name including the name of the Fat Albert cartoon he created in the 1960s, under a ruling issued Monday by a United Nations panel
    .... full story
  • ORG Domain Name Registry to Donate $1 Per New Domain
    The .ORG registry, has announced that it will partner with its founding organization, the Internet Society, and its technology services provider, Afilias Limited, to donate $1 USD for every new .ORG domain name registered between 8 September and 30 September 2005 to aid relief efforts for the victims of Hurricane Katrina
    .... full story
  • Are dot.kids for EU?
    The European Parliament wants a domain name developed to provide a safe playground for children on the internet
    .... full story


09/01/2005

  • Registrants For India's .In Domain Reach 130,000
    More than 130,000 registrants have taken up the .in domain name registration, under a plan by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology of India to overcome the lack of a national domain registration name. The number is up from the just 6,500 .in registrations in January.
    .... full story


ARCHIVED STORIES

August 2005

July 2005

June 2005

May 2005

April 2005

March 2005

February 2005

January 2005

December 2004

November 2004

October 2004

September 2004

August 2004

July 2004

June 2004

May 2004

April 2004

March 2004

February 2004

January 2004

December 2003

November 2003

October 2003

September 2003

August 2003

July 2003

June 2003

May 2003

April 2003

March 2003

February 2003

January 2003

December 2002

November 2002

October 2002

September 2002

August 2002

July 2002

June 2002

May 2002

April 2002

March 2002

February 2002

January 2002

December 2001

November 2001

October 2001

September 2001

August 2001

July 2001

June 2001

May 2001

April 2001

March 2001

February 2001

January 2001

December 2000

November 2000

October 2000

September 2000

August 2000

July 2000

June 2000

May 2000

April 2000

March 2000

February 2000

January 2000

December 1999

November 1999

October 1999

September 1999

August 1999

July 1999

June 1999

May 1999

April 1999

March 1999

February 1999

January 1999

December 1998

November 1998

October 1998

September 1998

August 1998

July 1998

June 1998

May 1998



Domain Register allows people, on a global basis, to search for available .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .us, .asia, .eu, .am, .ag, .at, .be, .bz, .cc, .ch, .co, .com.co, .net.co, .nom.co, .cx, .cz, .de, .fm, .gd, .gs, .hn, .in, .co.in, .net.in, .org.in, .firm.in, .gen.in, .ind.in, .la, .lc, .li, .me, .mn, .mobi, .ms, .mx, .com.mx, .co.nz, .net.nz, .org.nz, .pl, .sc, .tc, .tv, .tw, .com.tw, .net.tw, .co.uk, .org.uk, .me.uk, domain names. We perform a 'whois' in a user-friendly format. Once a desired available domain name is found, Domain Register allows people to order their domain name registration with the InterNIC on-line. This is also called URL registration, web name, website name, custom domain registration, dns registration services, net names registration, internet identity registration, or even sometimes internet business name registration.

Click here to see the list of U.S. States and Countries with which we've done business registering domain names!


Please email webmaster@domainregister.com
if you encounter technical difficulties with this site. Thank you.

 
 
Franklin Communications Services, owner of this site,
is a Premier Gold Network Solutions Partner



DomainRegister.com © 1997 - 2011 All Rights Reserved
Alteration or addition of hypertext links, pop-up advertizing,
or other modification of site content is expressly prohibited.