It's all about domain names
The 20th May, 2019, is now the OFFICIAL DATE when Direct Registration Implementation will either be abandoned altogether… or… for the first time since Direct .AU Registration was first discussed, eleven and a half years ago, we will finally know how it’s going to be implemented and what date it will be switched on.
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Late last week, The Australian newspaper wrote an article stating that the Liberal National Party had accidentally allowed their LNP.com.au domain name to expire and drop at a public domain name auction.
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Belong Energy have been ordered to transfer the domain names belong.energy and belongenergy.com.au to Telstra, as well as any other domain name containing the word ‘belong’.
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64,000 Australian businesses own more than 10 domain names each, but collectively own and control nearly one million of Australia’s best and most sought-after domain names.
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Why the sudden rush to railroad the latest PRP Consultation Paper into the boardroom to be quickly voted on, auDA?
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The establishment of these two committees is mandated by the new auDA constitution. These committees serve an important role as the mechanism by which the Australian internet community can raise issues with the auDA board.
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Brad Kam from Unstoppable Domains discuss using Domain Names on the Blockchain. This means, using domain names OFF the current traditional DNS that runs the current internet!!
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Rugby Australia lose complaint to hijack Wallabies.com.au – Land.com.au sells for $100,000 – iFurniture.com.au sells for $9,900 – Policy Review Panel releases new Consultation Paper.
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Rugby Australia LOSES COMPLAINT to grab Wallabies.com.au – “The Panel considers that the Complainant was careless in the preparation of its case”
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As many people have said before me, I am greatly concerned that the Panel lacks objectivity and I no longer have confidence that The PRP can proceed in a manner that is in the best interests of the Australian internet community.
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Land.com.au was purchased for $100,000 on Thursday. On that SAME DAY, auDA released the new PRP Policy Review Paper that suggests the new owners will NEVER be allowed to own Land.au(.)
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