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Originally Posted by Rock
I've heard ICANN has further come up with introducing .tel TLDs, which is going to bring up a new boom in the VoIP [Voice-over-IP] industry  |
Let the avalanche begin!
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I do have one question though, and I know this isn't very common but it still happens. If a new country is formed / or a country splits (such as the Soviet Union, Czechoslavakia, Serbia + Montenegro etc), what happens if a company has already registered the TLD that would be given to that country.
For example, if .msn was registered by Microsoft, and a new country formed years later, would be assigned this TLD had it not been taken, would Microsoft have the TLD taken off them or would the country have to have a TLD that doesn't really relate to them?