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10.06.09, 21:47
A report suggests that the internet is about to change significantly, but that consumers and businesses are not at all enthusiastic about the prospect.
The future liberalisation of the internet report warns that following next year's introduction by ICANN of new top level domain names (TLDs) could flood the web with pointless domain names and encourage cyber squatting.
The possibilities for new addresses are virtually endless and include city domains such as .berlin, .paris, .london and .nyc together with activity-specific domains such as .music, .sport or .movie.
TG Daily (c) - Internet becoming 'messy and confusing' (http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/42772/140/)
The future liberalisation of the internet report warns that following next year's introduction by ICANN of new top level domain names (TLDs) could flood the web with pointless domain names and encourage cyber squatting.
The possibilities for new addresses are virtually endless and include city domains such as .berlin, .paris, .london and .nyc together with activity-specific domains such as .music, .sport or .movie.
TG Daily (c) - Internet becoming 'messy and confusing' (http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/42772/140/)