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How Is This Possible?
The Domain Name System (DNS) is governed by a global non profit organization called ICANN (Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Number). All domain names operate under contract with ICANN, including the prolific .com, .net, .org domain names as well as all country specific domains using .de(Germany), .nl(Netherlands) and others.
ICANN is now allowing an expansion to the existing assortment of Top Level Domains (TLDs) to include perhaps thousands more. Through a painstaking, 6 year long process, involving stakeholders including governments, industry, non profit organizations, and trademark holders, ICANN developed a process through which organizations can apply to operate a top level domain - what comes after the dot in a domain address- and offer second level names for users beneath them.
The result will be a massive increase in website naming choice and possibilities limited only by imagination!
Why Is This Happening
The incredible growth of the internet has generated a scarcity of quality site names for new web hopefuls.
Anybody who attempts to buy a suitable .com name for his or her brand new website will come to the rapid conclusion that there simply isn't much choice remaining. With over 100 million .com addresses currently occupied, most good quality domain names are already in use, or are simply a parked page stuffed with ads. Attempt to purchase one of these ad laden site names and you may often be dealing with a cost of $$hundreds, or even thousands$$. Adding brand new domains will provide quite literally BILLIONS of new, meaningful names into the market where customers may develop brand new websites for a reasonable, retail price.
What is a 'COM' Anyway ?
Additionally, The brand new domains can help to provide a context, or meaning to domain names that was not possible until now.
