ICANN just officially approved the creation of new generic Top Level Domains. If you have $165,000 for the application and can run your own domain registration, you can be in business. Instead of just .com, .org, .gov or country codes, the final part of a URL http:\/\/ name can be anything. <\/p>\n
Who will you be able to trust? How much control does this take away from the US government to shut down things it wants to isolate?<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.iPhone.apple\/<\/p>\n
http:\/\/I.love.Jesus\/<\/p>\n
http:\/\/glennbeck\/
\n(a TLD can have a default server)<\/p>\n
http:\/\/bank.of.america\/<\/p>\n
If you have 200k and the smarts to pull it off, you could make a lot of money \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ICANN just officially approved the creation of new generic Top Level Domains. If you have $165,000 for the application and can run your own domain registration, you can be in business. Instead of just .com, .org, .gov or country codes, … Continue reading