Domain names: ignition delay

To the regulatory authority of the Internet (ICANN), it is neither more nor less than a "revolution", a "dramatic expansion of the Internet". New names top level (or TLD) will soon make their appearance.


Alongside sites. Com,. Org,. Gov and other generic extensions in addition to national extensions, custom domain names will be on hand. The first of their kind are expected in early 2013.


A domain name for a brand like eg. Apple, a particular industrial activity or geographic regions. The mere filing of a case amounts to 185,000 dollars, and if applicable, an annual fee of $ 25 000 in case of acceptance.


Today was to hold an event and the revelation of Domain names reserved by companies, associations and even celebrities. This event was canceled, reports the AFP writes: "Following the steps of the process remain uncertain."


This is a second postponement in the wake of a computer bug in the system to the application of TLDs through which a limited number of applicants were able to see user names and folders during the booking process.


On its website, ICANN said that the "online system has been suspended temporarily" and that the analysis of the problem continues. "When the system reopens, users can review their records, including those already submitted to verify that the information is correct."


No new schedule announced, but ICANN said Friday that a notification will be sent within seven business days for cases potentially affected by the bug.

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