Turning Pro?
[May 16, 2002] Doctors, lawyers, and accountants will soon be able to get specialized .pro namespace on the Web. Could your Internet service benefit from turning .pro, too?

Representing the Kids of America
[April 18, 2002] Learn why the 2002 version of the legislation that seeks to create a child-safe name space on the Web remains just as unpalatable to the online community as it did in 2001.

ICANN Be Reformed
[March 18, 2002] In the 16th century religious reformers transformed Christianity. In the 21st century ICANN's proposed reformation could transform independent ISP operators into Members At Large.

ICANN Be Reorganized
[March 7, 2002] Support for any type of governmental control over the Internet is just about as popular as kicking puppies. So why would current ICANN leadership propose just that?

All For Dot-U.S.
[February 21, 2002] Though some country codes have taken off, like .uk and .au, the country code allocated to the United States, .us has not. However, that may change as the new TLD gains patriotic popularity.

ICANN's Take On New TLDs
[January 24, 2002] Developing new top-level domains holds the promise of alleviating over crowded .com space on the Web. There are many theories regarding possible solutions—here's another one.

Revamp the Domain Name Dispute Policy
[January 9, 2002] If the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, then ICANN's UDRP is on a fast track to the nether world. What will it take to resolve domain name disputes once and for all?

Sold to the Highest Squatter
[December 27, 2001] Opportunities for cybersquatting are proliferating as new domains are created. In the past, the victims had little recourse, but that might change, thanks to the ACPA.

Domain Name Disaster Contingency
[December 12, 2001] ISPs have watched DSL firms default and cable access companies go kaplooey this year. But what happens to your ISP business when a domain name registrar fails?

A Worldwide Internet … One Country At A Time
[November 28, 2001] Country code TLDs are as unique as the respective cultures they represent, making it tough to make them your business.

New.net Distends Domain Dynasty
[November 14, 2001] Alternative domain name registrar oppugns ICANN's insolence toward new TLDs. ISPs hold the key to a universal resolution. Could a single-minded ISP collective make ICANN capitulate?