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Google shut down AdSense for Domains in February 2026, pushing parked domain traffic toward zero-click redirects — many of which lead to scams. ICANN is now investigating the security implications.
ICANN confirmed at its 85th meeting in Mumbai that new gTLD applications open April 30, 2026 with a 104-day window. Here's the complete timeline from application to delegation, and what it means for domain buyers and investors.
WIPO's new reduced pricing for withdrawn UDRP cases creates a potential backdoor for unmasking domain owners behind Whois privacy — costing as little as $20 per domain. Here's what every domain owner needs to know.
Bluesky CEO Jay Graber is stepping down, but her platform's domain-as-identity handle system represents a new use case for domain ownership. Here's why your domain name is becoming your social media identity and how to set it up.
ICANN 85 in Mumbai faces travel disruptions from Middle East conflict while Namecheap officially abandons the .org/.info price cap fight and Identity Digital quietly acquires another TLD — three converging stories that will shape domain costs and governance.
A .ai domain just sold for a record $1.2 million while Icon.com — a $12 million .com acquisition — shut down. What the diverging fortunes of .ai and premium .com domains mean for buyers in 2026.
While Business Insider reports most of the US economy is in recession, domain aftermarket data tells the opposite story — record sales, rising transaction values, and surging demand. Here is why domains are a counter-cyclical asset.
Namecheap has officially abandoned its years-long fight to restore price caps on .org and .info domains, ending the last major challenge to uncapped domain pricing. Here's what it means for every domain owner's renewal bills.
Escrow.com's Q3 and Q4 2025 Domain Investment Indexes show rising transaction values, while expired domain platforms posted $500K in February sales alone — here's what the data means for domain buyers and investors in 2026.
Two Super Bowl ads — AI.com's $70M domain debut and Squarespace's Emma Stone domain campaign — put domain names in front of 120 million viewers. Here's what that unprecedented moment means for domain values, awareness, and every founder thinking about their online identity.