“Tim Berners-Lee recently released a white paper outlining a number of justifications for stalling (at least temporarily) the expansion of the top-level domains. Among the reasons cited: bad economics. As evidenced by the .biz and .info debacle, more top-levels does not necessarily mean more domain name availability. All it really means is that every .com/.net owner now needs to rush out and buy the same name under each new TLD. Thus, the ‘value of one’s original registration drops. At the same time, the cost of protecting one’s brand goes up.'”(bron)
Geen spelt tussen te krijgen lijkt mij. En zelf zonder dat bedrijven namen in alle verschillende domeinen moeten claimen is het al moeilijk genoeg om de naam te beschermen.
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