Online XXX domains offered to non-porn companies

The ICM Registry has revealed that it has had 900,000 interested parties contact them about the use of the XXX web suffix – which is to be a regulated section of the internet intended for pornography.
The registry has noted that a number of those looking to sign up to the service were companies that did not want to be associated with adult material but wanted to grab their domains so that cyber-squatters wouldn't start posting nudie pics under their moniker.
Because of this, it is offering something called a 'sunrise period' so companies can get their act together.
A bit of the in-out
"We are advising businesses to either opt-in or opt-out and want to give them the best opportunity to do so ... »read more

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