ICANN Tackles 'Domain Tasting'
August 13, 2007
| 12:12 PM
The organization that manages the Internet-addressing system is taking on "domain tasting" -- the exploitation of its five-day add/drop grace period for Web addresses. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is now collecting public comments on the topic, officials said Friday.
An ad hoc group within ICANN is inviting both qualitative and quantitative input, with a particular focus on statistical and other empirical evidence to support the statements received. The deadline for submissions to rfi-domaintasting@icann.org is Sept. 15, 2007. Comments can be viewed on this Web page.
Read Technology Daily's recent coverage of this issue here and here.
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