In an announcement published over the weekend, ICANN issued a request for community input on “requirements for an evaluation and delegation process” for new gTLDs. Essentially, questions raised during the Public Meeting in Prague about the order in which new gTLD applications would be handled – whether at the evaluation, release, or delegation phases – [...]
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HardKernel’s Tiny ODROID-X Development Board Packs Quad-Core Exynos …
Saturday, July 14th, 2012Price-wise, HardKernel’s ODROID-X Development Board ($129) doesn’t hold a candle to the like of Raspberry Pi ($35), but it packs some tasty features that tinkers will love to play with. The ARM-based platform is built around a quad-core Samsung Exynos 4412 Cortex-A9 (1.4GHz) processor and has Mali-400 quad core graphics, 1GB of LP-DDR2 RAM, and [...]
Yahoo! Japan Saves Time Deploying Multiple SSL Certificates with GlobalSign Managed SSL
Tuesday, July 10th, 2012Yahoo! Japan will save time and money deploying multiple SSL certificates with GlobalSign’s managed solution Yahoo! Japan announced on Monday that it has adopted GlobalSign‘s managed SSL service in an effort to decrease time and resources associated with managing and deploying multiple SSL certificates. This news comes three weeks after GlobalSign announced a partnership with [...]
ICANN’s overlordship of the internet confirmed again by US gov
Friday, July 6th, 2012ICANN has had its powers over internet domain names, IP addresses and protocol numbers renewed by the US Department of Commerce. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration announced late last night that it has continued ICANN’s contract to run the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) for the next three to seven years. Crucially, the deal [...]
The GAC Strikes Back
Wednesday, July 4th, 2012Last week in Prague, the GAC (Government Advisory Committee) relentlessly hammered ICANN over a range of issues relating to the new gTLD program. And while their criticisms were legitimate, one has to wonder to what extent governments were punishing ICANN for past offenses. At the same time, the ICANN board and management seem to have [...]
ICANN cancels Digital Archery program, has no immediate alternative
Wednesday, July 4th, 2012IDG News Service – The Digital Archery contest, devised by ICANN to determine which gTLD applications would be handled first, was canceled on Thursday, the chair of the gTLD Program Committee announced during the ICANN 44 summit in Prague. No alternative was announced. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) was planning to [...]
Blackberry to Pair Up With Android to Rebound in the Smartphone Arena
Saturday, June 30th, 2012We talked yesterday about how Ubuntu and Google could possibly pair up and in turn bridge the smartphone/PC gap. Well, guess what kids? Surprise! Surprise! It’s Ubuntu RIM talking about pairing up with Google’s Android in order to revive its tarnished image and get the company back on track. As of now, things do not [...]
ICANN cancels Digital Archery program, has no immediate alternative
Saturday, June 30th, 2012The Digital Archery contest, devised by ICANN to determine which gTLD applications would be handled first, was canceled on Thursday, the chair of the gTLD Program Committee announced during the ICANN 44 summit in Prague. No alternative was announced. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) was planning to use a Digital Archery [...]
ICANN Cancels Digital Archery Program, Has No Immediate Alternative
Friday, June 29th, 2012The Digital Archery contest, devised by ICANN to determine which gTLD applications would be handled first, was canceled on Thursday, the chair of the gTLD Program Committee announced during the ICANN 44 summit in Prague. No alternative was announced. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) was planning to use a Digital Archery [...]
Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom… But Watch Out for Weeds
Friday, June 29th, 2012When ICANN committed — after no small debate — to an open, rather than limited application process for new gTLDs, supporters likened it to “letting a thousand flowers bloom.” On reveal day we got our first glimpse at the thousand (plus) flowers they promised. Now it falls to ICANN to tend this wild new garden. [...]
New gTLDs: Competition or Concentration? Innovation or Domination?
Thursday, June 28th, 2012This guest post was writting by Phil Corwin. Mr. Corwin is Founding Principal of the Virtualaw LLC consultancy and serves as Of Counsel to Greenberg Lieberman and as for the Internet Commerce Association (ICA), all located in Washington, DC. This post is his personal opinion. Expect the unexpected. Because it will happen. And it has [...]
New gTLDs: Competition or Concentration? Innovation or Domination?
Thursday, June 28th, 2012This guest post was writting by Phil Corwin. Mr. Corwin is Founding Principal of the Virtualaw LLC consultancy and serves as Of Counsel to Greenberg Lieberman and as for the Internet Commerce Association (ICA), all located in Washington, DC. This post is his personal opinion. Expect the unexpected. Because it will happen. And it has [...]
ICANN suspends Digital Archery contest for gTLD program
Wednesday, June 27th, 2012June 25, 2012, 8:15 AM — ICANN has suspended the Digital Archery contest part of its new Generic Top-level Domain (gTLD) Program, which was destined to decide which gTLD applications would be handled first, the organization announced on Saturday. The future of this application process is still to be determined, ICANN said during a news [...]
Registry Hub Sees Opportunity In ICANN’s gTLD Expansion
Tuesday, June 26th, 2012Carl Franzen June 26, 2012, 5:45 AM In June 2011, the future of the Internet as we know it was forever changed by a group of 16 people in Singapore. The group, which made up the board of directors of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a nonprofit Los Angeles-based organization that [...]
ICANN Suspends Digital Archery Contest for gTLD Program
Tuesday, June 26th, 2012IDG News Service — ICANN has suspended the Digital Archery contest part of its new Generic Top-level Domain (gTLD) Program, which was destined to decide which gTLD applications would be handled first, the organization announced on Saturday. The future of this application process is still to be determined, ICANN said during a news conference in [...]
Galaxy S3 Ubuntu installation possible, if you got the urge for some …
Tuesday, June 26th, 2012Tweet Tweet In case you haven’t heard this a million times so far, the Samsung Galaxy S3 comes with Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich on board, on top of which you’ll find Samsung’s own user interface called TouchWiz 4.0. But that may not be enough for certain Android fans, especially those of you that would [...]
ICANN Suspends Digital Archery Contest for GTLD Program
Monday, June 25th, 2012ICANN has suspended the Digital Archery contest part of its new Generic Top-level Domain (gTLD) Program, which was destined to decide which gTLD applications would be handled first, the organization announced on Saturday. The future of this application process is still to be determined, ICANN said during a news conference in Prague on Monday. The [...]
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