Ars Technica Countries don’t own their Internet domains, ICANN saysPCWorldThe Internet domain name for a country doesn’t belong to that country—nor to anyone, according to ICANN. Plaintiffs who successfully sued Iran, Syria and North Korea as sponsors of terrorism want…
Countries don't own their Internet domains, ICANN says – PCWorld
Ars Technica Countries don’t own their Internet domains, ICANN saysPCWorldThe Internet domain name for a country doesn’t belong to that country—nor to anyone, according to ICANN. Plaintiffs who successfully sued Iran, Syria and North Korea as sponsors of terrorism want…
Countries don't own their Internet domains, ICANN says – PCWorld
Ars Technica Countries don’t own their Internet domains, ICANN saysPCWorldThe Internet domain name for a country doesn’t belong to that country—nor to anyone, according to ICANN. Plaintiffs who successfully sued Iran, Syria and North Korea as sponsors of terrorism want…
Countries don't own their Internet domains, ICANN says – PCWorld
Ars Technica Countries don’t own their Internet domains, ICANN saysPCWorldThe Internet domain name for a country doesn’t belong to that country—nor to anyone, according to ICANN. Plaintiffs who successfully sued Iran, Syria and North Korea as sponsors of terrorism want…
Countries don't own their Internet domains, ICANN says – PCWorld
Ars Technica Countries don’t own their Internet domains, ICANN saysPCWorldThe Internet domain name for a country doesn’t belong to that country—nor to anyone, according to ICANN. Plaintiffs who successfully sued Iran, Syria and North Korea as sponsors of terrorism want…
Countries don't own their Internet domains, ICANN says – PCWorld
Ars Technica Countries don’t own their Internet domains, ICANN saysPCWorldThe Internet domain name for a country doesn’t belong to that country—nor to anyone, according to ICANN. Plaintiffs who successfully sued Iran, Syria and North Korea as sponsors of terrorism want…