New gTLDs - the summer of discontent
In June 2012, in a darkened room underneath the streets of King’s Cross in London, I sat and watched ICANN reveal the 1,730 applications for new generic top-level domains (gTLDs). Along with the thousands watching over the Internet, we listened intently as the timelines for the programme were revealed.
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