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"Rogue" name brokers
Even as the Internet grows to accommodate more domain names, forces outside
the mainstream are muddying the water. Some "rogue" Internet registries are
allowing people to register domain names with extensions not among those
currently agreed upon by the Internet community. There are also tiny
countries like Tonga or Jamaica, where unorthodox domains are up for sale.
The flurry of unorthodox domains is expected to make the Internet even more
cluttered and confusing.
Rogue Internet registries can make you master of your own domain
A pressing matter of addressing: Who'll decide domains?
Tiny Tonga expands its domain
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Users say there are enough domains
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Beware of `Cybersquatters'
Speedway goes to court to protect its name
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How to get a domain name you can keep forever
The murky domain of cyber trademarks
Cybersquatters stake claim on famous names, seek sale
Internet road hogs snap up addresses
Commercial Web sites milestone for Internet
Network solutions dropped as registrar of Internet domains
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How to register a domain name How to get one of the seven new domain names
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