Amazon.com is facing rough waters in its quest to claim “.Amazon.”
Late Tuesday, a committee of the nonprofit organization overseeing the Internet’s top-level domain names (the ones after the final dot in a website name), recommended against allowing “.Amazon” to be controlled by the Seattle company.
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