US to give up control of top-level DNS
Shock decision may be connected to Brazil's anger over NSA snooping on Petrobras ahead of ICANN meeting in that country
The US is to relinquish control of the root zone file, which contains all names and addresses of all top-level domain names, US assistant secretary of commerce for communications and information, Lawrence...
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