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Headlines from the edition of the news include:
Stephen Colbert interviews Nicholas Carr on the future of
the internet | 'It's every man for himself': The Guardian's
Jack Schofield meets Vint Cerf | Remembering Jon: Looking
Beyond the Decade by Vint Cerf | ICANN hears concerns about
accountability, control | ICANN: 10 Years Old Today (30
September): A decade of multi-stakeholder decision-making
and coordination | Breach Notices Sent to Joker.com and
DNS.com.cn | Lessons Learned from Cyber Storm II |
Australian Cyber Storm II - Final Report - September 2008 |
ICA Opposes Kentucky Gambling Domains Seizure | Judge
rejects Ky. bid to claim illegal Web casinos | Which Region
is Taking the Lead in IPv6 Deployment? by Leo Vegoda
And see my website - http://technewsreview.c
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Vint Cerf talks up the next-generation internet
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2227019
/vint-cerf-previews-generation
IANA TAR: Pressure by ICANN to be independent? by Brenden
Kuerbis
http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/
_archives/2008/9/24/3896210.html
RFP for New gTLDs to be Published by ICANN
http://technewsreview.com.au/article.php?article=6045
Portland, Oregon, Jumps in With .pdx gTLD Proposal
http://technewsreview.com.au/article.php?article=6060
au: Cyber war game report highlights security holes [AAP]
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/c
ompute/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501832&objectid=10534377
a>
Chicago 2016 Dot-Com-troversy Heats Up
http://www.gamesbids.com/eng/olympic_bids/1216133762.ht
ml
Kentucky Governor: All Your Gambling Sites Belong to Us by
John Levine
http://www.circleid.com/posts/kentucky_gambling_dom
ain_sites/
The internet is running out of addresses – not
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2008/sep
/25/internet
us: Domain Name Registrars Required to Help Fight Child Porn
http://technewsreview.com.au/article.php?article=6044
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RESEARCH PAPERS
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Seizing Domain Names to Enforce Judgments: Looking Back to
Look to the Future by Juliet M. Moringiello [Univeristy of
Cincinnati Law Review/Widener Law School Legal Studies
Research]
Abstract:In this article, I analyze the opinion in Network
Solutions, Inc. v. Umbro International, Inc., the case that
sparked much discussion about whether an internet domain
name can be considered "property" of the
registrant. I argue that for the purposes of creditors'
rights laws, the characterization of a domain name as
property or not is essentially irrelevant because under the
laws governing creditors' rights, almost any right with
monetary value can be made available to creditors. The
thesis of this article is that judges can rework existing
laws governing creditors' remedies to account for new
technologies. Courts have been adapting such remedies to
novel assets for more than a century, and there is nothing
inherent in domain names to suggest that courts cannot do
the same with respect to them.
http://ssrn.com/abst
ract=1270651
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GOVERNANCE
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Vint Cerf talks up the next-generation internet
Google's chief internet evangelist Vint Cerf has set out his
view of the internet's future to coincide with the search
giant's 10th birthday.
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2227019
/vint-cerf-previews-generation
http://itnews.com.au/News/NewsStory.aspx?story=85551
Francis Gurry of Australia Appointed as WIPO Director
General [news release]
The General Assembly of the World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO) appointed by acclamation on September
22, 2008, Mr. Francis Gurry, a national of Australia, as
Director General of WIPO for a six-year term that begins on
October 1, 2008 and runs through September 2014. Member
states as a whole congratulated Mr. Gurry on his appointment
and highlighted his wealth of experience in intellectual
property and the professionalism that he brings to this
position.
http://www.wipo.int/pressroom/en/articles/2008/a
rticle_0045.html
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- ICANN
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IANA TAR: Pressure by ICANN to be independent? by Brenden
Kuerbis
Last June IGP reported on efforts to develop a trust anchor
repository (TAR) to help bootstrap the deployment of DNSSEC.
A TAR would provide a centralized location where top level
registries could place public key information pertaining to
their zone’s trust anchor. The key information could be
accessed by secure resolvers to initiate the validation of
signed zone data. The TAR idea had been floated by several
actors in lieu of the difficulty of getting DNSSEC deployed
at the root. It seems that the TAR concept continues to gain
traction.
http://blog.internetgovernance.org/blog/
_archives/2008/9/24/3896210.html
NameSmash Interview: Antony Van Couvering and the Dawn of
the Expanded TLD System
There is a lot of ground to cover in time for the
approaching storm of new TLDs. Over the coming year we will
be regularly consulting with experts in the domain community
to paint the clearest picture of what’s to come. This
round, we sat down with Antony Van Couvering, Principal of
Names Work.com (Van Couvering’s consulting company) to
pick his brain on what the initial effects of this massive
change may look like.
http://www.namesmash.
com/?p=143
ICANN Cairo Meeting Schedule Posted
ICANN today posted the schedule for its public Meeting to be
held in Cairo 2-7 November. The meeting, which also serves
as ICANN’s 2008 annual general meeting, takes place at the
InterContinental CItyStars Hotel, Cairo.
http://icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-26se
p08-en.htm
RFP for New gTLDs to be Published by ICANN
An initial draft version of the RFP for new gTLDs, an
“Applicant Guidebook”, is due to be published by ICANN
prior to their Cairo meeting in early November.
http://technewsreview.com.au/article.php?article=6045
http://www.domainnews.com/en
/general/rfp-for-new-gtlds-to-be-published-by-icann.html
http://www.domainpulse.com/2008
/09/27/rfp-for-new-gtlds-to-be-published-by-icann/
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- ccTLD & gTLD NEWS
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Help cz.nic write a book about IPv6 [news release]
Association CZ.NIC, administrator of the highest-level
domain .CZ, launched today a project intended for the expert
community interested in the IPv6 area.
http://www.nic.cz/page/512/help-us-write-a-book-about
-ipv6/
Changes in Policies for .co Coming [news release]
The Ministry of Communications in Colombia has prepared a
resolution for regulating the management of the .co
(Colombia) ccTLD. Currently the ministry is preparing a
process for a tender that will see the .co ccTLD registry
run by a third party.
http://www.domainpulse.com/2008/09/28/ch
anges-in-policies-for-co-coming/
http://www.domainnews.com/en/general/cha
nges-in-.co-policies-coming.html
Domaincheck: DENIC makes available new information service
for querying domains [news release]
Starting 23 September 2008, DENIC will place at disposal an
implementation of the so-called "Domaincheck"
service. So DENIC will be the first domain registry to break
new ground in this field: It plans to substitute the
high-performance Domaincheck (DCHK) for the known
information service whois in the medium term. The DCHK
specification, published at the start of 2008, is based on
the IRIS standard (Internet Registry Information Service),
which needed several years of intensive work to be
established. As a member of the IETF Working Group CRISP
(Cross Registry Information Service Protocol), DENIC's
employee Marcos Sanz took a leading role in formulating
IRIS.
htt
p://www.denic.de/en/denic/presse/press_90.html
de: DENIC provides Domaincheck service [news release]
Since 23 September 2008, DENIC provides a new information
service called Domaincheck (DCHK, which is the abbreviation
for Domain Availibility Check). It serves for querying the
status of .de and ENUM domains. In the long run, the new
service shall replace the currently known domain status
query via whois.
http:/
/www.denic.de/en/denic/news/news_87.html
fr: The AFNIC carries on anycast deployment [news release]
The AFNIC goes on with reinforcing its service level on the
French country-code Top Level Domains it administrates.
http://www.afnic.fr/actu/nouvelles/general/NN20080922_en
A French Court rules that the registration of a domain name
may amount to a violation of a trademark coexistence
agreement
You can read my comment of the Eurostar, SNCB, SNCF vs.
Eurostar Diamond Traders case on e-Competitions. Litigants
disputed the registration of the name eurostar.eu.
http://domaine.blogspot.com/2008
/09/french-court-rules-that-registration-of.html
is: Administrative contact regulation change [news release]
The Board of ISNIC has agreed to modify the requirement for
foreign registrations (Rule 2.3.1). Foreign registrants will
here after be able to designate a registered agent as
before, however the agent list will also include foreign
agents who have a service agreement with ISNIC.
http://www.isnic.i
s/news/index.php
.ORG the Most Secure Domain?
The .ORG, Public Interest Registry (PIR) gTLD (generic top
level domain) is perhaps best known as the non-profit
registry for millions of organizations. It could also soon
be known as a more secure domain space too, as .ORG adopts
the DNSSEC (DNS Security Extensions), a set of extensions
used to add an additional layer of security to the Domain
Name System (DNS).
http://www.internetnews.c
om/security/article.php/3774131/ORG+The+Most+Secure+Domain.h
tm
Portland, Oregon, Jumps in With .pdx gTLD Proposal
The Greater Portland region in the United States state of
Oregon has put its hand up for a gTLD with a push from the
local community for the .pdx gTLD.
http://technewsreview.com.au/article.php?article=6060
http://www.domainpulse.com/2008/09/
28/portland-oregon-jumps-in-with-pdx-gtld/
http://www.domainnews.com/en/ge
neral/portland-oregon-jumps-in-with-.pdx-gtld.html
.biz.tr, .info.tr and .tv.tr [news release]
nic.tr announces a price reduction for .biz.tr, .info.tr and
.tv.tr domains from 25 YTL to 15 YTL. The price reduction
will take effect as from 13 October 2008.
https:/
/www.centr.org/main/news/4574-CTR.html
https://www.nic.tr/announ
cebox.php?PHPSESSID=120030011958172145252326104&ann_id=6
05 [Turkish]
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au: Cyber Storm II: Security simulation offers insights
[news release]
A detailed report outlining Australia’s involvement in the
recent international cyber security exercise, Cyber Storm
II, was released today by Attorney-General Robert
McClelland.
http://iia.net.au/index.php
?option=com_content&task=view&id=673&Itemid=32
a>
au: Cyber war game report highlights security holes [AAP]
The quick and ferocious nature of cyber attacks on
government must be recognised in the next generation of
security, a previously unreleased report from the Australian
Attorney-General's Department urges.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/c
ompute/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501832&objectid=10534377
a>
Locking Down The Cloud: Why DNS Security Must Be Improved
Flaws in DNS are giving rise to exploits that could make
moving computing functionality into the cloud a risky
proposition. Say you're using a software-as-a-service CRM
offering. When a salesperson types your SaaS provider's URL,
how do you know his browser is linked to the vendor's
server, and not a rogue?
http://www.informatio
nweek.com/news/internet/security/showArticle.jhtml?articleID
=210603893
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Chicago 2016 Dot-Com-troversy Heats Up
The Chicago 2016 bid's attempt to quickly take control of
the coveted Chicago2016.com domain name from entrepeneur
Steve Frayne has failed and it will now be up to U.S.
Federal courts to sort out the mess - a procedure that could
take months or years
http://www.gamesbids.com/eng/olympic_bids/1216133762.ht
ml
Kentucky commandeers world's most popular gambling sites
The state of Kentucky has seized control of some of the
world's most popular gambling domain names courtesy of a
state judge who issued a secret ruling last week ordering
registrars to transfer 141 internet addresses to the state's
top law enforcement official.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/26/gambling
_domain_seizure/
Kentucky judge postpones forfeiture hearing
In an anticlimactic twist in what was a highly anticipated
court hearing, a judge has postponed today's forfeiture
hearing on the state of Kentucky's lawsuit seeking seizure
of 141 online gaming domain names for seven days.
http://www.pokerlistings.com/kentu
cky-judge-postpones-forfeiture-hearing-31021
Kentucky Governor: All Your Gambling Sites Belong to Us by
John Levine
According to news reports, the governor of Kentucky has
filed a suit in state court to seize 141 gambling domain
names. His claimed authority is a 1974 law against
"gambling devices", on the theory that a domain is
a "device", and online gambling is taking money
away from in-state horse racing and the lottery. The judge
sensibly has said that he doesn't understand all the issues,
and has given all sides a week to submit briefs. Two
domains, highrollerslounge.com and luckypyramidcasino.com
have been reassigned to the state, probably by a registrar
who didn't understand the issues either. I have to say that
this is a phenomenally bogus case.
http://www.circleid.com/posts/kentucky_gambling_dom
ain_sites/
Negotiations under way in online casinos lawsuit [AP]
Settlement negotiations are under way in a legal dispute
over whether online casinos can be forced to block access to
Web sites in states that object to them.
http
://www.wkowtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=9079992
http://ne
ws.moneycentral.msn.com/provider/providerarticle.aspx?feed=A
P&date=20080926&id=9196051
Kentuckians blocked from online gambling sites [AP]
Gamblers in Kentucky will no longer be able to access some
online casinos because of a legal fight being led by the
state's governor.
http://www.kentucky.com/news/state/story/537815.html
http://www.courierpres
s.com/news/2008/sep/27/gambling-web-sites-calling-off-kentuc
ky-bets/
ICA responds to Kentucky seizure order
The Internet Commerce Association is aware of the extreme
concern of ICA members regarding the action of Kentucky
Governor Steve Beshear ordering the seizure of 141 gaming
related domain names. It appears that there may be no
statutory basis for this unprecedented action, that Kentucky
may lack sufficient jurisdictional grounds and that it also
may violate the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution.
http://www.internetcommerce.org/ICA_resonds
_to_Kentucky_seizure_order
Online Gambling Sector Awaits Kentucky Decision
A group of lawyers have descended upon the commonwealth of
Kentucky Thursday morning to block efforts by that state's
Governor, Governor Steve Beshear, in seizing up to 141
domain names. Among those in attendance at a Thursday
hearing, The Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming
Association President, Edward Leyden.
http://www.g
ambling911.com/gambling-news/online-gambling-sector-awaits-k
entucky-decision-092508.html
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The internet is running out of addresses – not
Google's "internet evangelist" Vint Cerf has been
in the UK and in the headlines this week, visiting the
British Computer Society and The Guardian, among others.
Both the Times and the Telegraph have picked up the scary
"news" that the Internet will run out of IP
addresses by 2010, warns Vint Cerf, or just a touch less
accurately, Father of the internet: 'web is running out of
addresses'.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2008/sep
/25/internet
We may run out of web addresses
Vint Cerf, the "father of the internet", has
warned that the world is on the verge of running out of the
web addresses that allow computers to identify and
communicate with each other.
http://times
ofindia.indiatimes.com/HealthSci/We_may_run_out_of_web_addre
sses/articleshow/3528500.cms
http:/
/www.rediff.com/money/2008/sep/25web.htm
http://www.newkerala.com/topstory-fullnews-26091.html
Which region is taking the lead in IPv6 deployment? by Leo
Vegoda
IPv6 is in the news because the mainstream media have
started to pick up the fact that IPv4 will be fully
allocated in the next two or three years. And IPv6
deployment is important if we want to keep the Internet
growing sustainably.
http://blog.icann.org/?p
=365
Tech boom means China will run out of IP addresses by 2011
In the West, we're always told that we're IPv6 laggards and
that large parts of Asia are already running the new
protocol. But apparently, China has some work to do before
the whole country is IPv6-ready, too.
htt
p://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080925-tech-boom-means-c
hina-will-run-out-of-ip-addresses-by-2011.html
China running out of IP addresses
Chinese officials are calling for a mass migration to IPv6
after disclosing that they have only 830 days' worth of IPv4
resources left.
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2226849/ch
ina-running-ip-addresses
IPv6... Finally Getting Closer to Home
Presentations at successive IPv6 related forums, summits and
other conferences tend to become rather repetitive and some
even in need of an urgent slide dust-off.
http://www.circleid.com/posts/2008928_ipv6_fin
ally_getting_closer/
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- MISCELLANEOUS
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us: Domain Name Registrars Required to Help Fight Child Porn
Domain name registrars are being brought into the fight
against child pornography in the United States, with
registrars being included among those required to report
child pornography. Failure to do so will be a federal crime.
http://technewsreview.com.au/article.php?article=6044
http://www.domain
pulse.com/2008/09/27/domain-name-registrars-required-to-help
-fight-child-porn/
http://www.dom
ainnews.com/en/general/domain-name-registrars-required-to-he
lp-fight-child-porn.html
Vint Cerf visit to Nominet's Oxford office by Lesley Cowley
We were delighted to welcome one of the ‘fathers of the
internet’, Vint Cerf, to the Nominet offices in Oxford
earlier today. As many will be aware, Vint was the
co-designer of TCP/IP and basic infrastructure of the
internet.
http://blog.nominet.org.uk/insight/2008/09/vint
s-visit-to-oxford/
CADNA's Atlanta Forum: Global Brands Come Together at CNN
Center [news release]
The Coalition Against Domain Name Abuse (CADNA) held its
eighth educational forum on online Brand Abuses and Internet
Governance on Tuesday, September 23. Hosted by CADNA, Turner
Broadcasting System, and Alston & Bird at the CNN Center
in Atlanta, the event featured expert advice on proactive,
preventative and reactive online domain name strategies
available to brand owners and provided a forum for frank
discussion.
http://www.cadna.org/en/newsroom/pres
s-releases/global-brands-come-together
New domain suffixes good news for Group NBT
Internet domain name management firm Group NBT says its
business has thus far remained immune from the effects of
the economic downturn.
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/
story.cgi?story_id=2353826
http://www
.cityam.com/index.php?news=21587
Cybersquatters: Gives the Web a Bad Name Again
Homesteading or squatting, pioneers or nesters, what you
call a practice all depends on your point of view.
Cybersquatting, as the World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO 2008) recently acknowledged, is still
with us and growing. According to WIPO, the number of
cybersquatting cases filed through its domain name
resolution service in 2007 set a new record. Cybersquatting,
or cyberpiracy as U.S. legislation calls it, is the practice
of registering as domain names the service names or
trademarks of others toward the end of profiting by the sale
of the domain names to others or by the use of the domain
names for other purposes.
http://redorbit.com/news/technology/1
569939/gives_the_web_a_bad_name_again/
nz: Slingshot's misfire cuts off phones
Internet service provider Slingshot is in the firing-line
from disgruntled customers after letting the domain name for
their iTalk service expire, cutting off their phones.
http://www.businessday.co.nz/industries/telco_it/4709686
http://www.stuff.co.nz/marlboroughexpress/4708975a642
2.html
http://w
ww.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4708975a11.html
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German Country Code Domain Draws Over $118,000 in the Week's
Top Sale
Sedo.com rang up a gargantuan country code sale this week,
collecting €84,000 ($118,440) for
Suchmaschinenoptimierung.de ("search engine
optimization" in German). That deal also ranks among
2008's top ten ccTLD sales, landing at #6 on the year to
date Country Code Top 100.
http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/20
08/domainsales09-23-08.htm
GOING ONCE, GOING TWICE – TOP .ME NAMES UP FOR BID [news
release]
The stage is set for what promises to be a milestone auction
for the popular, new top-level domain, .ME. The catchy TLD
has proven to be the Internet’s fastest debut-seller,
ever. The public gets their first chance to bid on an
impressive list of premium .ME domain names in a LIVE
auction at the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Conference in New York City
Thursday.
http
://www.nic.me/index.php?page=12&news=102
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- NON-ENGLISH NEWS
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WIPO warnt vor Problemen mit neuen Top Level Domains
Die geplante Einführung neuer Top Level Domain (TLD),
darunter auch nicht-englische Adresszonen, wird von der
Weltorganisation für geistiges Eigentum (World Intellectual
Property Organization, WIPO) mit Argusaugen verfolgt.
Markeninhaber seien durch die Erweiterung des Namensraums
vor zusätzliche Probleme gestellt, heißt es in einem zur
laufenden Generalversammlung der WIPO vorgelegten Bericht.
Die WIPO versuche, auf die Internet Corporation for Assigned
Names and Numbers (ICANN) so einzuwirken, dass bei den
geplanten Zulassungsverfahren für neue TLDs der Schutz
geistiger Eigentumsrechte gewährleistet sei, schreiben die
Domain-Experten der WIPO.
http://www.h
eise.de/newsticker/WIPO-warnt-vor-Problemen-mit-neuen-Top-Le
vel-Domains--/meldung/116524
Domaincheck: DENIC stellt neuen Abfrageservice für Domains
zur Verfügung [Pressemitteilungen]
Ab dem 23. September 2008 stellt die DENIC eine
Implementierung des Dienstes „Domaincheck“ bereit. Die
DENIC stößt so als erste Domainregistrierungsstelle das
Tor in die Zukunft auf. Denn der leistungsfähige
Domaincheck soll mittelfristig den bekannten Abfragedienst
whois ersetzen. Seine Spezifikation, die Anfang 2008
veröffentlicht wurde, basiert auf dem Standard IRIS
(Internet Registry Information Service). An der Erarbeitung
dieses Standards wurde über mehrere Jahre intensiv
gearbeitet. DENIC-Mitarbeiter Marcos Sanz war als Mitglied
der IETF-Arbeitsgruppe CRISP (Cross Registry Information
Service Protocol) führend an der Formulierung von IRIS
beteiligt.
htt
p://www.denic.de/de/denic/presse/press_90.html
DENIC stellt Domaincheck zur Verfügung [Pressemitteilungen]
Seit dem 23. September 2008 ist Domaincheck, ein neuer
Informationsdienst zur Statusabfrage von .de- und
ENUM-Domains verfügbar. Auf längere Sicht soll Domaincheck
den whois als Service zur Abfrage von Domains ersetzen.
http:/
/www.denic.de/de/denic/news/news_87.html
Neues Domain-Abfrageprotokoll bei der DeNIC
Neben klassischen Whois-Abfragen lässt sich der Status von
de-Domains auf den Servern der DeNIC eG seit Dienstag auch
per Domain Check (DCHK) abfragen. DCHK heißt einer der
neuen Standards rund um das IRIS-Protokoll, die in den
kommenden Jahren die traditionelle Whois-Abfrage ablösen
sollen.
http://www.heise.de/n
ewsticker/Neues-Domain-Abfrageprotokoll-bei-der-DeNIC--/meld
ung/116560
DENIC ersetzt Whois durch IRIS
Die DENIC hat am Dienstag den neuen Standard IRIS (Internet
Registry Information Service) für die Abfrage von
Domaindaten eingeführt. Mittelfristig soll IRIS den bisher
genutzten Whois-Dienst weltweit ablösen.
http://www.zdnet.de/
news/tkomm/0,39023151,39196821,00.htm
DENIC – neuer "Domaincheck" soll WHOIS ablösen
Die deutsche Domain-Verwaltung DENIC eG hat am Montag dieser
Woche einen neuen Dienst gestartet: mit
"Domaincheck" kann man mehr über den Status von
.de- und deutschen ENUM-Domains erfahren. Mittelfristig soll
er den Abfragedienst WHOIS ablösen.
htt
p://www.domain-recht.de/magazin/domain-news-2008/denic-neuer
-domaincheck-soll-whois-abloesen-id667281.html
WIPO – Hape Kerkeling erstreitet Schlämmer-Domains
Hape Kerkeling alias Horst Schlämmer durfte die besondere
Erfahrung des Domain-Inhabers machen, der seine Domains
aufgibt: Genutzte Domains weisen Traffic auf und sind ein
gefundenes Fressen für Grabber. Vor der WIPO erwirkte er
gleichwohl in einem UDRP-Verfahren den Transfer von
schlaemmerblog.tv und schlaemmerhatgolf.tv.
http://www.domain-recht.de/magazin/domain-news-2008/wipo-
hape-kerkeling-erstreitet-schlaemmer-domains-id667282.html
a>
China gehen die Internet-Adressen aus
In etwas mehr als 800 Tagen werden neue Internet-Nutzer in
China keinen normalen Zugang mehr bekommen können.
http://www.computerwoche.de/knowledge_center/netz
werke/1874253/
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachrichten/na
chricht/2552494.html
China droht IP-Adressen-Knappheit
Bald ist der chinesische Fundus an IP-Adressen erschöpft
und neue Nutzer haben keinen normalen Zugang mehr zum
Internet. Ein neues Adress-Format soll das Problem lösen.
http://diepresse.com/home/techscience/internet/417
322/index.do
China droht Internet-Adressenknappheit
In etwas mehr als 800 Tagen werden neue Internet-Nutzer in
China keinen normalen Zugang mehr bekommen können.
http://www.pcwe
lt.de/start/software_os/online/news/181914/china_droht_inter
net_adressenknappheit/
http://ww
w.nachrichten.ch/detail/320671.htm
http://www.news.ch/China+hat+fas
t+keine+Internet+Adressen+mehr/320671/detail.htm
Prognose: China gehen bis 2011 die IP-Adressen aus
Laut dem China Network Information Center (CNNIC) steht das
Reich der Mitte schon bald ohne freie IP-Adressen da. Sollte
das Wachstum des Internets unvermindert weitergehen, ist der
Vorrat an Adressen spätestens Anfang 2011 aufgebraucht.
http://winfuture.de/news
,42509.html
„Recht und Domains – gesetzliche Grundlagen“
Wer im Domainrecht tätig ist, sei es passiv oder aktiv, dem
wird schnell auffallen, dass es ein eigenes Domainrecht gar
nicht gibt. Vielmehr werden altbekannte Rechtsnormen
herangezogen um den neuen Domain-Sachverhalt zu lösen.
Diese Serie soll einen kleinen Einblick in die aus
Praktikersicht häufigsten einschlägigen Normen bieten und
deren Bedeutung für die Welt der Domains.
http:/
/www.sedo.de/links/showhtml.php3?Id=2186
Metro und kein Licht am Ende des Tunnels
In der Rechtsabteilung der Metrogruppe hängen die Flaggen
vermutlich auf Halbmast: Metrogruppe verliert vor dem BGH
den Rechtsstreit gegen den Domaininhaber von
„metrosex.de“.
http:/
/www.sedo.de/links/showhtml.php3?Id=2185
Effektiver handeln – Angebotsseite mit neuen Funktionen
Haben Sie sich auch schon gewünscht, mehr Informationen
über Ihre virtuellen Verhandlungspartner zu erhalten?
http:/
/www.sedo.de/links/showhtml.php3?Id=2184
Domainhandel im August/September: Dank der Live-Auktion war
das deutsche Kürzel .de besonders stark in den letzten
Wochen:
suchmaschinenoptimierung.de wurde für großzügige 84.000
€ versteigert, ausbildungsplätze.de für 25.500 € und
männer.de für 25.000 €. Nicht minder erfolgreich war die
Endung .net: coiffurefemme.net wurde für sage und schreibe
55.000 € verkauft, pagepark.net für 14.600 $. Die
Highlights der Endung .com waren bracelets.com für 250.000
$, yb.com für 125.000$ und die eingängige Domain ggg.com
für 85.000 $.
http:/
/www.sedo.de/links/showhtml.php3?Id=2183
Dritte BeNeLux- Sonderauktion im Oktober
verkeer.nl, hawaii.nl, zaken.nl, miami.nl..... Aufgrund der
wachsenden Beliebtheit und steigendem Wert findet bereits
zum dritten Mal eine Sonderauktion mit den Top Level Domains
.nl und .be statt. Mit von der Partie sind hochwertige
Domains wie verkeer.nl (Verkehr/Traffic), zaken.nl
(Business), vrij.nl (frei/kostenlos), hawaii.nl, miami.nl,
curacao.nl, aed.nl und golfen.be.
http:/
/www.sedo.de/links/showhtml.php3?Id=2182
Domain-Angebotsseite erneut mit Änderungen: Kunden-Feedback
wurde erfolgreich umgesetzt
Im August haben wir die Angebotsseite für Domains mit einem
neuen Design und neuen, nützlichen Funktionen ausgestattet.
Diese Funktionen erhöhen die Transparenz auf dem Marktplatz
und führen dazu, dass Käufer und Verkäufer effektiver mit
Domains handeln können. Seit dem Launch der Funktionen
haben wir eifrig das Feedback von Sedo-Kunden erhalten und
daher erneut einige Änderungen vollzogen.
http:/
/www.sedo.de/links/showhtml.php3?Id=2179
.VILLE – Les extensions pour les villes sont une identité
locale sur l’internet Par Dirk Krischenowski
L’internet est maintenant depuis longtemps un canal de
communication essentiel et les noms de domaine sont le
principal lieu où maintenir une identité permanente sur ce
canal. Les sociétés commerciales comme les individus mais
aussi les services publics s’appuient sur des noms de
domaine faciles à retenir, les plus intuitifs possible et
sémantiquement compréhensibles. L’internet se répandant
massivement, les nouveaux noms de domaine sont cependant
devenus des ressources rares au sein des extensions
actuelles.
http://auto
urdesnouveauxnomsdedomaines.blogspot.com/2008/09/ville-les-e
xtensions-pour-les-villes.html
Les marques s'inquiètent du prix des nouvelles extensions
Internet
L'Icann l'a promis. Les entreprises pourront bientôt créer
des extensions de noms de domaines du nom de leur marque.
Mais les marques s'inquiètent. 300 000 euros pourraient
être nécessaires à cela.
http://www.journaldunet.com/ebusiness/le-net/actualite/
nouvelles-extensions-internet-les-marques-dans-l-attente.sht
ml
Le flou autour de la libéralisation des noms de domaine
inquiète les entreprises
Les responsables Web des sociétés françaises n'ont pas de
réponses à leurs questions sur les nouvelles extensions
prévues pour 2009.
http://www.01net.com/editorial/391358/le-flou-autour-
de-la-liberalisation-des-noms-de-domaine-inquiete-les-entrep
rises/
La Chine bientôt à court d'adresses IP
Le passage à l'IPv6 devient urgent. Environ 80% des
adresses en IPv4 sont désormais utilisées en Chine.
http://www.vnunet.fr/news/la_chine_bient
ot_a_court_d_adresses_ip-2028777
http://www.silicon.fr/fr/news/200
8/09/28/la_chine_bientot_a_court_d_adresses_ip
L'AFNIC poursuit le déploiement d'anycast
L'AFNIC continue à renforcer ses infrastructures DNS et le
niveau de service offert sur les domaines internet français
dont elle a la charge.
http://www.afnic.fr/actu/nouvelles/general/NN20080922
Les 10 points clés des nouvelles extensions
Suite à la conférence organisée par INDOM le 25 septembre
2008, Olof Nordling, responsable du bureau européen de
l'ICANN, a détaillé certains aspects de ces nouveaux
domaines.
http://domainesinfo.fr/actu
alite/1652/les-10-points-cles-des-nouvelles-extensions.php
a>
Cerf: IPv6 o morte
Vint Cerf, padre del protocollo TCP/IP e tra i fondatori di
Arpanet, torna a parlare della sua creatura e del suo
futuro. E lo fa nella doppia veste di Internet Evangelist di
Google, ribadendo il ruolo centrale che la Rete sta
assumendo e assumerà nella vita di tutti, e di tecnico: se
è vero che Internet è e diverrà sempre più il fulcro
della società, occorre al più presto trasformare l'attuale
infrastruttura IPv4 in una più moderna basata su IPv6. Per
non rischiare che il futuro possa essere messo a repentaglio
dalla carenza di accesso.
http://punto-informatico.it/2419501/PI/News/cerf
-ipv6-morte.aspx
NIC Chile instala un nuevo servidor de nombres para .CL
NIC Chile comunica que ha entrado en operación un nuevo
servidor dedicado a proveer el servicio de DNS para los
dominios .CL
http://nic.cl/
anuncios/2008-09-25.html
Vinton Cerf alerta: Internet se nos queda corto
Vinton Cerf, el considerado creador de la World Wide Web y
actualmente uno de los vicepresidentes de Google, ha
advertido que si no se inicia pronto la transición hacia el
protocolo IPv6, las IPs actuales podrían agotarse en un
plazo de dos años, afectando al acceso y funcionamiento de
Internet.
http://ww
w.baquia.com/noticias.php?id=14179
Combate à pedofilia terá destaque do Brasil no IGF 2008
Graças a acordos de colaboração entre governo e empresas
da web, País será exemplo em esforço contra crimes
online, diz NIC.br.
http://idgn
ow.uol.com.br/internet/2008/09/24/combate-a-pedofilia-tera-d
estaque-do-brasil-no-igf-2008/
.mx: Hazte notar con .MX
NIC México lanzó este mes de septiembre la campaña de
promoción “Hazte Notar con .MX”, con la cual pretende
concientizar a la sociedad mexicana de la importancia de
tener presencia en Internet y hacerse notar a través de los
dominios .MX.
http://www.lati
noamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&fil
e=article&sid=1708
Por segurança, Brasil adota domínio "b.br"
exclusivo para bancos
O NIC.br (Núcleo de Informação e Coordenação do Ponto
BR) anunciou nesta quarta-feira (24) a ativação do
domínio "b.br", de uso exclusivo para
instituições bancárias --com isso, essas empresas
poderão ter endereços como "banco.b.br". A
medida, que não é obrigatória, visa dar mais segurança
para transações bancárias na internet.
http://www.lati
noamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&fil
e=article&sid=1707
NIC.br anuncia a ativação dos domínios b.br
Domínios serão de uso exclusivo das instituições
bancárias e conterão obrigatoriamente a extensão DNSSEC
http://www.lati
noamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&fil
e=article&sid=1706
NIC Chile instala un nuevo servidor de nombres para .CL
NIC Chile comunica que ha entrado en operación un nuevo
servidor dedicado a proveer el servicio de DNS para los
dominios .CL
http://www.lati
noamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&fil
e=article&sid=1705
Adinet DNS: los nuevos dominios .com.uy
Adinet DNS (http://nic.anteldata.com.
uy) es el nuevo Sistema de Gestión de dominios .com.uy
(ccTLD Uruguay). Fue anunciado hace un par de días y quedó
a partir de ayer (24 de Setiembre de 2008) abierto al
público. Son muchas las novedades; propongo en este
artículo repasar y comentar algunas además de compartir
imágenes.
http://www.lati
noamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&fil
e=article&sid=1704
Kínában elfogyhatnak az internetcímek
Sajtóhírek szerint jelentosen megcsappant a jelenleg
elterjedt technológia által biztosítható internetcímek
száma Kínában, becslések szerint a jelenleg
rendelkezésre álló spektrum csupán 830 napra elegendo.
Maci a málnásban. A problémára az IPv6 technológia
bevezetése nyújthat megoldást.
http://origo.hu/techbazis/
internet/20080925-kinaban-elfogyhatnak-az-internetcimek.html
Ip-adresserna snart slut i Kina
Med en explosiv tillväxt av Kinas internetanslutningar tar
landets ip-adresser slut om lite drygt två år. En kampanj
ska nu övertyga operatörerna om vikten av en snabb
övergång till ipv6.
http://www.idg.se/2
.1085/1.181770
IP-adresserna tar slut
Världsledande forskaren Vint Cerf säger att IP-adresserna
kommer att ta slut senast 2010.
http://www.idg.se/2
.1085/1.182240
Kina går tom for IP-adresser
Kineserne er i ferd med å møte veggen, og få bruker IPv6
fordi overgangen er både dyr og tidkrevende.
http://www.d
igi.no/php/art.php?id=787967
Story in Vietnamese mentioning IPv4
http://www
32.24h.com.vn/news.php/55/201944
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