Spamhaus, which maintains a blacklist of spammers, could lose its domain name in a dispute with a company it has accused of spamming.
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Contract could extend U.S. oversight of the Internet through 2011.
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The domain name for mobile kicks off, and companies like Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Sony have already bought.
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ICANN rejects proposal for .XXX domain.
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London-based online social network recommends music based on its users’ collections.
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In a decade, the Net will dig deeper into our lives.
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Control of the network might not stay in the hands of its English-speaking creators.
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New .eu domains will be locked up by ‘phantom registrars,’ say critics.
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The Internet’s oversight agency agrees to let VeriSign increase prices of .com and .net domains.
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Online authenticator gets service to guard against online identity theft for $12 million.
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ICANN’s head says politics are to blame for questions concerning the autonomy of the organization and its relationship with the U.S. government.
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The international community managed to postpone a heated debate on Internet control to Greece in 2006.
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Two domain name groups allege VeriSign’s recent settlement with ICANN violates antitrust laws.
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Presidential adviser promotes the benefits of an Internet free of burdensome regulations and government abuse.
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Settlement likely to raise domain name price, though user impact will be minimal.
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Cuts are 3 percent of workforce; T-Mobile's web'n'walk; Delaware court supports bloggers; Europe carriers nix EU web view.
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Bush administration cites protests of triple-X porn domains on the Internet.
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Government retains Internet control; Microsoft TV has new boss; Ericsson is hiring; Bernie Ebbers turns over assets.
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A new top-level domain is about to make some people rich. It will be an expensive expansion for others.
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Turf war for No. 3 domain suffix ends; New Google buy will boost “user behavior” studies; Brazil plays defense against Microsoft.
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