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Saturday, June 16, 2012

Are the new TLDs a land grab?

Posted on 7:55 AM by Unknown

Dave Winer with some very interesting observations: Tech press misses Google/Amazon name grab

Amazon and Google have made an audacious grab of namespace on the Internet. As far as I can see there's been no mention of this in the tech press.
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