11/01/2012 - Domain Name Revolution
Domain Name Revolution.
According to Icann, the organisation which regulates domain names, the change is necessary and will increase choice and competition.
To apply to obtain one of the new names is likely to cost around $185,000 (£120,000). The cost has raised concern among some non-profit organisations that they will have to spend considerable amounts of money defending themselves from cyber squatters.
According to companies advising on registration, despite the cost there has been significant interest in applying for the new general top-level domains before the deadline for applications closes in April.
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