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A Top Level Domain (TLD) is the text to the right of the final dot in a domain name.  For example, the .com TLD is the most popular TLD today.

In 2012, ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and numbers, accepted applications to create new Top Level Domains (TLDs). A TLD is the text to the right of the final dot in a domain name. For example, .Com is the most popular TLD today.

34 new contracts for new TLDs have been signed with ICANN, bringing the total number of applicants for new TLDs to sign Regisry Agreements with ICANN to 114.

DotStrategy Co. announced today that the planned Sunrise date for the .Buzz Top Level Domain (TLD) is January 15, 2014, with General Availability targeted at April 8, 2014.

In 2012, ICANN accepted applications to create new Top Level Domains (TLDs). A TLD is the text to the right of the final dot in a domain name. The first new TLDs have been added to the Internet.

Today, there are just 22 generic TLDs - like .Com and .Biz. In 2012, ICANN held an historic application round inviting companies from around the world to apply to create new Top Level Domains - or, TLDs for short.

Today, there are just 22 generic TLDs - like .Com and .Biz. In 2012, ICANN held an historic application round inviting companies from around the world to apply to create new Top Level Domains - or, TLDs for short.

In 2012, ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and numbers, accepted applications to create new Top Level Domains (TLDs). A TLD is the text to the right of the final dot in a domain name. For example, .Com is the most popular TLD today.

Commercial Connect LLC has prevailed in its String Similarity objection against the .Shopping TLD.

In 2012, ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, accepted applications from companies seeking to create new Top Level Domains (TLDs). A Top Level Domain (TLD) is the text to the right of the final dot in a domain name.