Arguably, the most popular domain extension is .com, but other TLDs include .net, .org, .edu and .gov. There are literally ...

Operating under EU jurisdiction, Trustname requires proper legal grounds before enforcement, conducts manual reviews, and rejects bad-faith reports that lack credible evidence. This registrant-first ...

With a gTLD application round set to open this spring, it’s a timely moment for digital entrepreneurs to understand how the process works and what they should consider.

CloudFlare, the security-focused content delivery network, already protects its customers from DDoS attacks and other attacks, but today, the company is taking another step to ensure its customers ...

After you’ve moved past the conceptual phase and you’re ready to transform your website idea into a reality, step number one is to register your site’s domain name through an ICANN accredited ...

Domain companies Rightside Group and Donuts Inc. have inked a multi-year extension of Rightside’s deal to provide back-end registry services for Donuts’ nearly 200 generic Top Level Domains — ...

If you’re running a business online, few things can be as disruptive or destructive to your brand as someone stealing your company’s domain name and doing whatever they wish with it. Even so, most ...

Once you've wisely determined that building a website is an essential part of your business, you need to make another important decision: What's your domain name going to be? You know, it's the ...

Donuts, the Bellevue, Wash.-based domain registry that controls extensions like .cash, .email and many more, is looking to back companies innovating in the domain name system with its new Donuts Labs ...

The Advertising Standards Authority has told a domain name registry to withdraw a direct mailing after receiving complaints that it misleadingly exaggerated the importance and status of its content ...

Top-level domains like “.com” have been spruced up over the years with customizable options that are often associated with specific countries—for instance, “.ly” for Libya. But these domains are known ...