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The e-commerce platform had moved court to keep websites with infringing domain names from popping up.
The new requirement has drawn flak as red tape that may unduly impact individual registrants and startups.
The new requirement brings with it several questions around the rationale and exact procedure involved.
The digital economy, digital governance, emerging technologies, and internet accessibility are some of the issues that are on the cards for discussions at the...
Public Domain Registry (PDR) has begun reaching out to Net 4 India domain registrants with details on how they will transfer their domains to...
After months of legal back-and-forths and bankruptcy proceedings, customers of the domain registrar Net 4 India may finally have a shot at retrieving their...
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) announced yesterday that has begun the De-Accredited Registrar Transition Procedure (DARTP) to help transfer current...
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology on Thursday launched the virtual NIXI Academy resource to further Indian networks’ migration to IPv6. NIXI is...
Several people took to Twitter on Thursday complaining that their websites registered with Net 4 India went offline. The company, which is current embroiled...
If you’re a Net 4 India customer with a domain name registered with the company, you might be wondering why your domains are still...
