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Saturday, November 21, 2009 10:22 AM

Published 11/02/2009 by BritishComputerSociety


Internet address change to transform the web

Internet regulator, Icann, has given the green light to allowing non-Latin-script web addresses in a move that will change the online world forever.

At its annual meeting in Seoul, the board of Icann (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) consented...

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ICAAN allows multiple language web addresses
ICAAN has announced that it will allow internet addresses featuring non-Latin characters.Internationalised Domain Names (IDNs), which were first approved by ICAAN ... - [11/02/2009 - Industry Standard]
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The group that controls top-level domain codes for Internet addresses is poised to permit non-Latin language codes for the first time in its history. "It's the single ... - [11/02/2009 - CNN]
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For the last few decades. the Latin alphabet has established a virtual hegemony on the Internet& despite the fact that almost half the world uses a non-Latin system ... - [11/02/2009 - Geek.com]
Web now truly worldwide as non-Latin scripts ge... - [11/01/2009 - New Zealand Herald]
Features: ICANN approves domain names we can't ... - [11/02/2009 - Australian PC World]
ICANN approves new domain name process - [11/02/2009 - Xinhua News Agency]
ICANN approves use of non-Latin alphabets in We... - [11/02/2009 - IT in Canada]
ICANN gives green light for international domai... - [11/02/2009 - TechConnect Magazine]
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