What do we really know about what happens to domain names after they are registered? How are abuse, risks, or usage trends detected? Until recently, finding clear answers required navigating fragmented or inconsistent data sources. To address this need, ICANN has developed Domain Metrica, a platform that offers a more precise, open, and detailed view of the domain name ecosystem worldwide. In this post, we explain what Domain Metrica is, how it works, and why it may be particularly relevant for those who work with domain names or manage a digital presence—including users of Guatemala’s country code top-level domain, .gt. Continue reading
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The internet often seems to work on its own: we search on Google, open social media, or browse websites without thinking about what happens behind the scenes. But in reality, there is a whole structure in place to ensure that everything functions securely, stably, and in an organized way. A key part of that structure is internet governance, and within it, the public meetings held by ICANN.
In this blog, we explain what ICANN is, how its public meetings work, and why you—as an internet user—can also take part in shaping the future of the internet. Continue reading
In August 2024, ICANN launched a new round of generic top-level domains (gTLDs), marking a milestone in its mission to create a more inclusive and diverse Internet. This launch expands digital identity options and provides greater flexibility in managing domain names, opening the door to new opportunities for businesses, communities, and brands. Continue reading
On September 12, 2024, Guatemala became the center of the conversation about the future of the Internet in Latin America and the Caribbean, thanks to the ICANN LAC Roadshow. This event, which brought together experts in technology and cybersecurity, provided a clear vision of the challenges and opportunities facing digital networks in the region. Continue reading
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