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The Future of “.com”

April 17, 2013 In Blog, Internet, Technology By Laura Lagone

The Future of “.com”

Following ICANN’s 46th meeting in Beijing, the President of ICANN told the Wall Street Journal that the private, U.S.-based Internet administrator will roll out Chinese character options for top-level domains (TLDs) later this year. In addition to allowing companies to apply for their own TLDs (think www.shop.nike without that pesky .com getting in the way), ICANN is working to introduce new address endings in additional languages, such as Arabic, Russian, and Japanese.

Laura Lagone

Laura Lagone graduated with her J.D. from Fordham University School of Law in 2014 and was the Managing Editor of Volume 24 of the Fordham IP, Media & Entertainment Law Journal. Her interest in entertainment law stems from her love of the Beatles and Sir Paul McCartney, whose concert changed her life at a mere 10 years old. She is also an avid traveler, has an uncanny ability to guess celebrities’ heights and, while a picky eater, she has the rare gift of being a super taster.