Fabulous.com offers domain names valued at over $60,000 for the Internet Commerce Association Charity Auction.
Fabulous.com and T.R.A.F.F.I.C., joint organizers of the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under domain name conference, will hold a charity auction of ten premium domain names with the revenue to be donated to the Internet Commerce Association (ICA), a non-profit advocate for the domain name industry.
On a funny note. We came accross a funny video we thought you may enjoy... "Are all the good domains taken?"
Source: DomainDollarStore Video - Posted by Roland G. Buck - Chief Editor - October 10th, 2008
We had the opportunity to sit down with Seth Coman, Director of Advertising Sales and Marketing for Modern Domainer Magazine at the recent TRAFFIC East Conference in New York. We talked about the much anticipated Domainer Mardi Gras Conference in New Orleans on February 19th - 21st, 2009. More details about Seth Coman can be found below...
DomainNews.com Interview with Seth Coman  Afilias have announced policy changes to make .info they hope will be an effective deterrence to abuses such as phishing and spam and make surfing the internet a safer experience. The new policies come into effect on 6 November.
MARINA DEL REY, Calif.: The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers efforts to bring the languages of the world online have expanded with the addition of two new languages — Bengali and Khmer — to the global testing process.
"Each time we add a new language to the wiki, we open up the chance for more characters to be tested, and for more people to be involved and offer us input and ideas," said Tina Dam, Director of ICANN's Internationalized Domain Name Program "Since we launched the wiki with 11 languages in October 2007, we have added six new languages. We will continue to add languages whenever language communities come forward that can support a wiki."
A proposal [PDF, 276K] to sign the root zone file with Domain Name System Security Extensions, or DNSSEC, technology was released by ICANN today.
DNSSEC provides a way for software to validate that Domain Name System (DNS) data have not been modified during Internet transit. This is done by incorporating public-private signature key pairs into the DNS hierarchy to form a chain of trust originating at the root zone. Importantly, DNSSEC is not a form of encryption. It is backward compatible with existing DNS, leaving records as they are – unencrypted. DNSSEC ensures record integrity through the use of digital signatures that attest to their authenticity.
The looming shortage of IPv4 addresses, and the need to start using
IPv6 addresses, is a frequent topic these days, and it was addressed
this week at an EU ministerial conference in Nice, France, a conference
organised as part of the French presidency of the EU.
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