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Because ICANN set this up, and companies have to protect their trademarks. Google isn't going to abandon their perfectly good domains.
by ChikkaChiChi 12y ago
Because ICANN set this up, and companies have to protect their trademarks.
Google isn't going to abandon their perfectly good domains.
- josteink 12y ago> Google isn't going to abandon their perfectly good domains. Good thing icann just increased the available domain-space from "limited" to "unlimited" then. That sounds good for almost everyone, or at least icann.
- sukilot 12y agoBasically, "" is now a TLD, and ICANN is the registrar, so it can extract the rents.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]