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The internet is about to get a lot bigger – in a big hurry! Where internet users are mostly accustomed to visiting websites that end with .com, .net, .de, or .org, starting this year, hundreds of new domain extensions (New gTLDs) will begin showing up at the end of web addresses – where .com would normally be.
There will be new web address extensions in a wide variety such as .brands, like .Google, .Netflix or .Macy; .cities such as .NYC, .London, .Berlin will have dedicated new website addresses. There will be New gTLD extensions for the Arts, Food and Drink, People and Lifestyle, Business, Services, Shopping and more.
What Makes New Top-Level Domains Possible?
ICANN, The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is the regulatory body that governs the Domain Name System (DNS). The DNS enables people to navigate to websites using easy to remember names, like www.Amazon.com, or www.Harvard.edu instead of confusing numbers such as 434.56.567.876, which is how computers identify each other.
Web surfers will begin to see web addresses like ‘www.bags.GUCCI‘, ‘www.Drive.CHEVY‘, ‘NightClubs.NYC‘, ‘TexasHoldem.POKER‘ and millions more.
New dot-endings will change how internet users find information online, and interact on the web.
New gTLDs are the biggest change to the internet.. ever
When hundreds of new website address endings such as .Google, .Gucci, .NYC, .WEB, .NINJA,.FASHION, .CPA and more are introduced into the web addressing system, every connected person will be affected in some way. New dot-addresses will make the internet safer and easier to navigate.New domain names bring opportunities for many, and challenges for some, but everyone should educate and prepare themselves for this monumental change.
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A gTLD, or Generic Top Level Domain is the last set of letters in a website address, after the dot (.com, .blog, .fashion.). |
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Anyone can learn - Internet Users, Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses, Brand Owners - to better navigate this revolutionary change and prepare, protect and promote yourself in the new internet naming landscape.
