Big-name companies are refusing to shell out for new Icann domain names, despite the threat of cybersquatters, while smaller firms weigh up the advantages.
Big-name companies are refusing to shell out for new Icann domain names, despite the threat of cybersquatters, while smaller firms weigh up the advantages. The Internet Corporation for Assigned N...
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