Dot-Anything Domain Dash Debugged
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) began accepting proposals for new top-level domains today, reopening the application system through which they are submitted after nearly six weeks of software-glitch-inspired downtime. ICANN said it will keep the system open through May 30, plenty of time for the 839 companies paying $185,000 a pop to submit vanity domains for the organization’s review to toss a few more into the mix.
