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Internet industry freaks out over proposed unlimited price hikes on .org domain names

Updated The domain name system is going to get more expensive and probably less competitive

Networks26 Apr 2019 | 95

Bloke faces up to 20 years in the clink after gun held to dot-com owner's head in robbery

Mastermind of armed snatch that went rather wrong is found guilty, awaits sentencing

Bootnotes22 Apr 2019 | 77

As the UK updates its .eu Brexit advice yet again, an alternative hovers into view

.inc offers to remove domain name hassles with three-month giveaway and a hefty bill

Networks05 Apr 2019 | 83

Fancy a .dev domain? They were $12,500 a pop from Google. Now, $1,000. Soon, $17.50. And you may want one

Meanwhile, .gay comes out of the commercial closet

Devops21 Feb 2019 | 68

Never mind that naked selfie scandal... Brazil lights the, er, kindling, dot-Amazon saga roars back into life

Updated Seven-year battle could be finally coming to an end

Networks11 Feb 2019 | 28

Things that make you go .hm... Has a piece of the internet just sunk into the ocean? It appears so

Updated If anyone's seen Ed Sweeney recently, please let us know

Networks06 Feb 2019 | 51

NARROWER TOPICS

Domain Name

Post-Brexit plan for .EU tweaked: No dot-EU web domains for Europeans in UK, no appeals, etc

It's not up there with looming food, medicine shortages, but it's still rather annoying

Legal28 Jan 2019 | 162

Attention all British .eu owners: Buy dotcom domains and prepare to sue, says UK govt

Brexit just gets better

Legal07 Jan 2019 | 349

Domain name 'admin' role eyed up as latest victim of Whois system's GDPRmeggdon

Plus anonymous email and all personal info to be redacted

Legal27 Nov 2018 | 46

Dot-com web addresses prices to swell, thanks to sweetheart deal between Uncle Sam, Verisign

Freeze on renewal, base costs lifted so we all pay a bit more

Legal02 Nov 2018 | 36

US government charges two Chinese spies over jet engine blueprint theft

China says case is full of hot air

Security31 Oct 2018 | 27

Amazon tried to entice Latin American officials with $5m in Kindles, AWS credits for .amazon

Brazil, Peru snub cheap gifts, refuse to unblock dot-word

Legal25 Oct 2018 | 38

Congrats from 123-Reg! You can now pay us an extra £6 or £12 a year for basically nothing

Analysis We'll just tack that on your .uk domain bill. You're welcome!

On-Prem25 Oct 2018 | 111

Whoa – oh no, Zoho: Domain name no-show deals CRM biz, 40m punters a crushing blow

Customers locked out after registrar switches off dot-com

On-Prem24 Sep 2018 | 12

Euro bureaucrats tie up .eu in red tape to stop Brexit Brits snatching back their web domains

Exit sparks worst tendencies in anonymous rule-makers

Legal15 Sep 2018 | 153

US govt concedes that you can indeed f**k Nazis online: Domain-name swear ban lifted

NSFW Famous seven dirty little words allowed in .us addresses

Bootnotes13 Sep 2018 | 58

Men are officially the worst… top-level domain

It's paining men as Spamhaus lists the top abused registries

Networks12 Jun 2018 | 40

Africa's internet body in full-blown meltdown: 'None of the above' wins board protest vote

Afrinic in limbo in aftermath of sex harassment claims

Networks11 May 2018 | 32

US citizen sues France over France-dot-com brouhaha

French-born man says country took his 24-yr-old domain name

Legal30 Apr 2018 | 50

Nominet drains mug of tea, leans back, calmly explains how to make Whois GDPR-compliant

.UK registry not entirely sure what all the fuss is about

Networks19 Apr 2018 | 33

Australia’s .au admins told to reform or get rooted

auDA bins plans for direct .au sales to focus on governance and not pissing off members

Legal19 Apr 2018 | 4

US government weighs in on GDPR-Whois debacle, orders ICANN to go probe GoDaddy

Yeah that oughta do the trick

Networks17 Apr 2018 | 48

Angry Australians, in the .au registry, with the vote of no confidence: CEO, execs face ousting

We pull the covers off latest problems within Oz 'net body

Networks11 Apr 2018 | 3

.UK overseer Nominet abandons its own charitable foundation – and why this matters

Special report Non-profit org mutates into investment firm

Legal19 Jan 2018 | 47

Two things will survive a nuclear holocaust: Cockroaches and crafty URLs like ғасеьоок.com

Pesky phishing pages using international domain names just won't go away

Security19 Jan 2018 | 29

UK taxman has domain typo-squatter stripped of HMRC web addresses

Panama corporation owns nearly 54,000 dot-UK sites

Legal15 Jan 2018 | 42

Wondering why your internal .dev web app has stopped working?

Blame Google. And ICANN

Security29 Nov 2017 | 72

ICANN gives domain souks permission to tell it the answer to Whois privacy law debacle

Also known as the We Haven't Got a Clue defense

Legal02 Nov 2017 | 34

Dell forgot to renew PC data recovery domain, so a squatter bought it

Days later it served malware, but the only visible damage was to Dell's reputation

Security26 Oct 2017 | 56

IBM broke its cloud by letting three domain names expire

Hang on? Isn't Big Blue betting the company on a clever cloud? Yup. It is. Sigh

SaaS20 Oct 2017 | 45

Australian government launches review of .au domain

Minister doesn't mention scandals at current operator, says it's time to modernise

Legal19 Oct 2017 | 5

Dot-Amazon spat latest: Brazil tells ICANN to go fsck itself, only 'govts control the internet'

Analysis Battle to block Bezos from gTLD slams into big biz

Legal27 Sep 2017 | 64

¡Dios mío! Spain blocks DNS to hush Catalonian independence vote sites

Dot-cat referendum webpages censored amid brazen internet crackdown

Legal27 Sep 2017 | 90

123-Reg customers outraged at automatic .UK domain registration

www.howaboutno.co.uk, .uk, ... nope

Networks14 Sep 2017 | 117

China's cyber court opens for business; a gavel-free zone?

Focus is to be specifically on online cases

Legal21 Aug 2017 | 2

Scrutiny? We've heard of it. Dot-UK supremo Nominet goes dark

Even limited board reports now scrapped in favor of worthless 'updates'

Legal17 Aug 2017 | 15

Big question of the day: Is it time to lock down .localhost?

IETF considering making a new .onion

Networks08 Aug 2017 | 38

So who exactly was to blame for Marketo losing its dotcom?

Company points finger at registrar; registrar points right back

On-Prem29 Jul 2017 | 33

After we ran our article about the fate of .sk, the nation of Slovakia flew into a rage. And now, here's part two...

Analysis Behind the scenes of a battle to control a ccTLD

Networks28 Jul 2017 | 34

Marketing giant Marketo forgets to renew domain name. Hilarity ensues

Red faces all round at dotcom after emails, tracking links go TITSUP

On-Prem26 Jul 2017 | 32

Burglary, robbery, kidnapping and a shoot-out over… a domain name?!

When transfers go really, really wrong, allegedly

Bootnotes21 Jul 2017 | 27

Another day, another mass domain hijacking

Gandi admits logins stolen, 750 web addresses pointed to malware

Security13 Jul 2017 | 9

Bloke takes over every .io domain by snapping up crucial name servers

IO, IO, it's off the 'net you go

Security10 Jul 2017 | 43

Behind the scenes of Slovaks' fight to liberate their .sk domain

Analysis What's really going on in battle to block sale of top-level address

Legal08 Jul 2017 | 70

.Science and .study: Domains of the bookish? More like domains of the JERKS!

Only few bad apples at internet badness hotspots, though

Security23 May 2017 | 11

324 typo-squat domains found impersonating Natwest, HSBC and co

Only the sausage-fingered among us need fear

Networks03 May 2017 | 20

Sun sets on eight domain names managed by CentralNic

Customers warned sites such as gb.com will no longer be in use

Networks02 May 2017 | 10

That apple.com link you clicked on? Yeah, it's actually Russian

Didn't we fix this back in 2005? Apparently not

Security18 Apr 2017 | 72

Do you use .home and .mail on your network? ICANN mulls .corp, .mail, .home dot-word domains

'High risk' gTLDs pondered by money-loving DNS overseer

Networks13 Mar 2017 | 41

Third time lucky: ICANN beats off .africa ban

Promises to create new top-level domain despite ongoing court case

Legal13 Feb 2017 | 10

.biz, .us, .co master Neustar grabbed by the privates in $2.9bn deal

Vote of confidence in company after losing critical contract

On-Prem14 Dec 2016 | 1

Narcissist Heidi Powell wants her dot-com and she wants it now, now, NOW!

'Do you know who I am?' silly woman asks stunned court

Legal27 Sep 2016 | 79

The Great British domain name rip-off: Overcharged .uk customers help pay for cheaper .vodka

Time for competition authorities to take a hard look at Nominet

On-Prem26 Sep 2016 | 32

'ICANN's general counsel should lose his job over this'

Interview Dot Registry CEO reacts to extraordinary judgment against DNS overseer

Networks04 Aug 2016 | 15

Simply not credible: The extraordinary verdict against the body that hopes to run the internet

Independent review tears into ICANN board and staff

Networks03 Aug 2016 | 43

ICANN pushes back against brand lobby

Hands were washed long ago

Legal04 Jul 2016 | 4

Beleaguered 123-reg customers spot price hike

Price went up before mass deletion

Channel26 May 2016 | 46

China's new rules may break the internet warns US government

Not happy with registration requirements

Networks16 May 2016 | 29

Motion Picture Ass. of America to guard online henhouse

20th Century foxes sign up second internet registry co.

Legal13 May 2016 | 47

1st Domains

Internet industry freaks out over proposed unlimited price hikes on .org domain names

Bloke faces up to 20 years in the clink after gun held to dot-com owner's head in robbery

As the UK updates its .eu Brexit advice yet again, an alternative hovers into view

Fancy a .dev domain? They were $12,500 a pop from Google. Now, $1,000. Soon, $17.50. And you may want one

Never mind that naked selfie scandal... Brazil lights the, er, kindling, dot-Amazon saga roars back into life

Things that make you go .hm... Has a piece of the internet just sunk into the ocean? It appears so

NARROWER TOPICS

Post-Brexit plan for .EU tweaked: No dot-EU web domains for Europeans in UK, no appeals, etc

Attention all British .eu owners: Buy dotcom domains and prepare to sue, says UK govt

Domain name 'admin' role eyed up as latest victim of Whois system's GDPRmeggdon

Dot-com web addresses prices to swell, thanks to sweetheart deal between Uncle Sam, Verisign

US government charges two Chinese spies over jet engine blueprint theft

Amazon tried to entice Latin American officials with $5m in Kindles, AWS credits for .amazon

Congrats from 123-Reg! You can now pay us an extra £6 or £12 a year for basically nothing

Whoa – oh no, Zoho: Domain name no-show deals CRM biz, 40m punters a crushing blow

Euro bureaucrats tie up .eu in red tape to stop Brexit Brits snatching back their web domains

US govt concedes that you can indeed f**k Nazis online: Domain-name swear ban lifted

Men are officially the worst… top-level domain

Africa's internet body in full-blown meltdown: 'None of the above' wins board protest vote

US citizen sues France over France-dot-com brouhaha

Nominet drains mug of tea, leans back, calmly explains how to make Whois GDPR-compliant

Australia’s .au admins told to reform or get rooted

US government weighs in on GDPR-Whois debacle, orders ICANN to go probe GoDaddy

Angry Australians, in the .au registry, with the vote of no confidence: CEO, execs face ousting

Europe dumps 300,000 UK-owned .EU domains into the Brexit bin

Uncle Sam slams plans to give govts final say over domain privacy

It's official: .corp, .home, .mail will never be top-level domains on the 'net

.UK overseer Nominet abandons its own charitable foundation – and why this matters

Two things will survive a nuclear holocaust: Cockroaches and crafty URLs like ғасеьоок.com

UK taxman has domain typo-squatter stripped of HMRC web addresses

Wondering why your internal .dev web app has stopped working?

ICANN gives domain souks permission to tell it the answer to Whois privacy law debacle

Dell forgot to renew PC data recovery domain, so a squatter bought it

IBM broke its cloud by letting three domain names expire

Australian government launches review of .au domain

Dot-Amazon spat latest: Brazil tells ICANN to go fsck itself, only 'govts control the internet'

¡Dios mío! Spain blocks DNS to hush Catalonian independence vote sites

123-Reg customers outraged at automatic .UK domain registration

China's cyber court opens for business; a gavel-free zone?

Scrutiny? We've heard of it. Dot-UK supremo Nominet goes dark

Big question of the day: Is it time to lock down .localhost?

So who exactly was to blame for Marketo losing its dotcom?

After we ran our article about the fate of .sk, the nation of Slovakia flew into a rage. And now, here's part two...

Marketing giant Marketo forgets to renew domain name. Hilarity ensues

Burglary, robbery, kidnapping and a shoot-out over… a domain name?!

Another day, another mass domain hijacking

Bloke takes over every .io domain by snapping up crucial name servers

Behind the scenes of Slovaks' fight to liberate their .sk domain

.Science and .study: Domains of the bookish? More like domains of the JERKS!

324 typo-squat domains found impersonating Natwest, HSBC and co

Sun sets on eight domain names managed by CentralNic

That apple.com link you clicked on? Yeah, it's actually Russian

Do you use .home and .mail on your network? ICANN mulls .corp, .mail, .home dot-word domains

Third time lucky: ICANN beats off .africa ban

.biz, .us, .co master Neustar grabbed by the privates in $2.9bn deal

Narcissist Heidi Powell wants her dot-com and she wants it now, now, NOW!

The Great British domain name rip-off: Overcharged .uk customers help pay for cheaper .vodka

'ICANN's general counsel should lose his job over this'

Simply not credible: The extraordinary verdict against the body that hopes to run the internet

ICANN pushes back against brand lobby

Beleaguered 123-reg customers spot price hike

China's new rules may break the internet warns US government

Motion Picture Ass. of America to guard online henhouse