Internet domain name available with new suffix

Internet name and number distribution company (ICANN) 20th agreed to expand the Internet domain name suffix, allowing some large enterprises to use their own brand name instead of ". com" suffix.　　This means that some companies will not be required to register their domain names in the future without being restricted by common top-level domains such as ". com", ". Net" and ". org". Headquartered in the United States, ICANN has important Internet management functions such as assigning top-level domain names.　　Senior members of the organization held a meeting in Singapore 20th to vote on the extension of the domain name scheme.　　Sio Henarakis, chief executive of the Melbourne Information Technology Digital brand services company based in the United States, told AFP: "The biggest beneficiary of this program will be" a big enterprise with a clear market strategy and a customer education strategy, "which is the biggest change in the domain name for more than 26 years." Some analysts had feared that the introduction of a new domain suffix might create a domain-name disorder, but ICANN's board chairman, Peter Denget Slash, said: "Unless there are good enough reasons to limit it, innovation should be allowed." "90 days from January 12 next year, the Internet name and number distribution company will accept the new domain suffix registration, the cost of 185,000 U.S. dollars." According to Xinhua