Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle complain over Google's gTLD submissions

Dan Worth
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Fairsearch consortium concerned firm will be given too much control of the web

The debates on generic top level domains (gTLDs) took another twist on Tuesday when an organisation with members including Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle filed a compliant over Google's submissions. ...

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