Most resellers will have heard about the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, otherwise known as ICANN. Many of you will also have heard of the new generic top level domains (gTLDs) program, which if you listen to sensationalised media reports is likely to change the face of the internet as we know it. At QuantmWeb ...

The rollout of new generic top level domains gTLDs (link to overview article)will start in the second half of 2013. Part of the rollout plan includes a sunrise period where existing trademark holders can apply to pre-register relevant extensions of their trademark to protect their intellectual property rights. If you hold an existing trademark and are ...

If you sell or work with .au domain names, it is likely that you would be familiar with auDA, the .au regulator. What you may not know is that auDA are currently reviewing the structure of the .au industry, though the 2012 Industry Advisory Panel. auDA develops policy based on panels that draw expertise from ...

A lot has been blogged about how obtaining more than one domain name can protect your brands online security and help you to increase your search traffic. That said many people whom are setting out buying domain names for their business are still unsure of exactly what and why some domain names carry such high ...

Domain management can often be a tricky business. Keeping tabs on multiple domain names, dealing with renewal dates and mastering registration issues can be fraught with challenges if you do not have the right tools to help you out. Luckily, there is. Released by AusRegistry every month, the .au report is one of the most ...

In the online world, your domain name works as a signpost for your most precious piece of real estate and can determine the ways your customers connect with and perceive your brand. So how do you transfer your domain name without impacting your ability to maintain a brand presence that customers can easily understand? Here ...

When your domain name approaches the end of its registration period, QuantmWeb will attempt to contact the registrant (domain name owner) at approximately three months (89 days) before the domain is due to expire. Customers will receive a reminder email at this time advising the domain is due for renewal, which includes a direct link ...