Wall Street Journal - "Web Alphabet Set To Change."

[bwhhisc]

it is either aliased or not (i.e. new tld)

I have read most everything pertaining to IDNs over the past 3 years. Would appreciate if you got a source or link to anything from GNSO, GAC, or ICANN on this. Or better yet....anything from Verisign, who have been pretty much mum on most everything related to IDN aliasing (beyond their DNAME plan published in December 2005).

 

[Whitee]

I have to admit this may cause the internet to get a tad bit confusing and how do you deal with the big players and their claim on all of the money making domains

 

[Rubber DuckRubber Duck is verified member.]

it is either aliased or not (i.e. new tld)

As I predicted sometime ago, everything is being dictated by existing laws on Trademarks and Intellectual Property. ICANN has no remit to give away that which legally belongs to others. And in this case "others" means existing IDN.com holders.