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Just over a month after the official launch of the new, shorter .uk domains, Nominet has confirmed more than 100,000 registrations. Because of early concerns that there would be little interest in .uk addresses, the latest sales figures have come … Continued
The hype surrounding the new generic top level domains (gTLDs) has obscured another change coming into force early next month. Nominet, the body overseeing registrations of.uk domains, is to formalise the procedures for suspending domain names suspected of being involved … Continued
The UK’s domain name administrator, Nominet, has finally shelved plans for the shorter .uk web address format. Under the plans, businesses would have been able to buy condensed website addresses, becoming mysite.uk instead of the current mysite.co.uk format. The decision … Continued
Nominet, the non-profit organisation responsible for administering domain names (the easy to remember address for websites) has announced proposals for a new .uk domain. Currently all businesses using a UK-based domain get an address like abc.co.uk or xyz.co.uk, but under … Continued
