Permanent daily news archive for 2026-10-20 (Tuesday, October 20, 2026). Summaries and primary citations for official announcements and regulatory reports released on this day.
Guest Post: High aggregate Internet penetration can mask significant territorial inequalities. Using the Dominican Republic as a case study, this analysis shows that access and network performance vary widely across provinces, highlighting why the digital divide is about more...
Read Full Source Announcement at APNIC Blog →Complaint filed against the generic name of a lotto-style game. An Indian man tried to reverse-hijack the domain name sattamatkajico .com, a World Intellectual Property Organization panelist ruled. Rikshiram Aghria filed the dispute (pdf), citing Indian trademark registrations...
Read Full Source Announcement at Domain Name Wire →Latest Interisle report continues on themes from previous years. Security firm Interisle released its annual Cybercrime Supply Chain 2026 report (pdf) today, outlining how different internet layers contribute to cybercrime. The report echoes previous ones, pointing to cheap do...
Read Full Source Announcement at Domain Name Wire →The number of geo domain name applications was down significantly from the previous new TLD round. In 2012, new top level domain applicants applied for some of the largest city names: .london, .nyc, .miami, and more. Sixty-six applications were filed for geographic top level d...
Read Full Source Announcement at Domain Name Wire →Company expects a bounceback in Q4. Escrow.com's parent company, Freelancer Limited (ASX: FLN; OTCQX: FRLCY), released a Q3 business update (pdf) today. Overall, Escrow.com's Gross Marketplace Value (GMV) rose 28.0% year over year to $153.1 million in U.S. dollars. The Austral...
Read Full Source Announcement at Domain Name Wire →Mike Mann reported 6 of his domain name sales in August 2026 for a total of $219,064. Reported prices started at $7,400 and went up to $150,000. Mike sold 6 .com(?) domains. The average reported domain sales price was $36,511. Here is a look at some of Mike Mann's domain sales...
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