The .Jobs Fight Intensifies
Last year, the International Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), who more or less run the Internet*, approved a new top-level domain: .jobs.
.Jobs (or “dot-jobs”) was supposed to be a special domain where only companies could buy domains: so Microsoft could purchase Microsoft.jobs or Google could purchase Google.jobs or Joe’s Coffee Shop could presumably purchase JoesCoffeeShop.jobs but unless you had a company named Steve Inc you would not be able to buy the gimmick domain Steve.jobs.
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