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Category Archives: ccTLDs
In the 2026 Round of gTLDs, Can There Be Refunds?
Since publishing my book How to Get Your Own Top Level Domain, I’ve had a lot of conversations about ICANN’s upcoming 2026 round of new gTLDs. And one of the most common questions I hear is this: If you apply … Continue reading
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Could New gTLDs be the Next Digital Investment Category?
I had the privilege of speaking at Domain Summit in London last month and discussing the possibility that new top-level domains could be the next big digital investment category. Here are some of the main points made… Thank you again … Continue reading
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Domain Articles Probably Not True
Scrolling through my Google News feed today, a headline stopped me cold: “12-Year-Old Secur es ‘Zuck.net’ and Is Paid $1 Million and a Free VR Headset.” The source? A user-generated site called Vocal.media—a platform that it seems, lets just about … Continue reading
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Another Reason We Need Domain Names
According to The Wall Street Journal, chatbots are fast becoming the go-to source for online answers. As consumers turn to AI tools like ChatGPT, we’re seeing a steady erosion of traditional web search—and with it, one of the most important ways … Continue reading
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