The travel booking site wants to create the .yeah TLD after using it in commercials for years. It's been a joke among domain industry insiders that the company promotes the non-existent domain name. Well, the joke might end soon: the company ... Continue Reading1 Comment
GoDaddy applies for 77 top level domains
· Domain RegistrarsWorld's biggest domain registrar wants to drastically expand its top level domain portfolio. Domain name registrar GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY) has applied for 77 top level domain names through its registry subsidiary. The company largely sat out the ... Continue Reading2 Comments
Meta applies for .SuperIntelligence, 17 other top level domains
· UncategorizedTech giant wants .superintelligence, .agent, and other TLDs. For many people, the first time they heard the term "super intelligence" was when Donald Trump uttered the term last month. During a speech to the United Nations, Trump said that the ... Continue Reading1 Comment
Telegram applies for .gram top level domain name
· UncategorizedCompany hopes to offer second level domains to Telegram users. Communications platform Telegram has applied for the .gram top level domain name. Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov announced the company's application today on X. Durov said ... Continue ReadingLeave a Comment
Name Space applies for 10 top level domains
· UncategorizedGerardo Aristizabal, who applied in the 2012 round, is participating in the 2026 new TLD round. Name Space LLC, a company backed by investors in Latin America, has applied for ten domains in this year's new top level domain name expansion. Its ... Continue ReadingLeave a Comment
Two signs in a row with new top level domains
· UncategorizedThis is the first time I've seen this... I recently visited family in Texas and saw something that caught my eye. First, I passed a sign for a church that uses the domain name cityreach.church. I've come across a handful of churches using ... Continue Reading4 Comments
New TLDs, five years in
· UncategorizedIt was five years ago this month that the first domains under the new top level domain (nTLD) program started rolling out to consumers. The first Latin script general availability domains came out in early February 2014. Remember .guru? ... Continue Reading40 Comments
