The overall growth rate for domain names globally was 9% for the year 2012 – a 1% drop as compared to the previous year. The slowdown mostly affected generic top level domains (.COM, .NET, etc.) with a decrease in domain registrations of about 7% within a period of 12 months (3.4% growth rate in 2012 as opposed to 10.8% in 2011). The driving forc [...]
New Zealanders are once again being encouraged to comment on a proposal to allow .NZ registrations at the second level. Currently, [...]
Croatia (.HR) formally became the newest member of the European Union on 1st of July 2013, marking an end to a 10-year campaign f [...]
The .TK country code top level domain (ccTLD), one amongst the three TLDs with the most detrimental domain registrations and whose [...]
On 1 July 2013 Croatia became the 28th member state of the European Union. This small Balkan country has made big steps towards jo [...]
Country code top level domains represent about 35% of all domain name registrations globally according to the Domain Name Stat Rep [...]
Domain name holders should be mindful of an ongoing Domain Name and Keyword Dispute Scam originating from what appears as a “ [...]
