A time-consuming process to spec-out the next new gTLD application round before it is even formally approved will actually speed up the program over the long run, an ICANN veep has said. The so-called Operational Design Phase is a bunch of planning, or issues such as cost and feasibility, that ICANN says it needs to […]
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