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VeriSign speeds up registry changes
September 9, 2004 The registry will update its domain name system servers every few seconds, rather than just twice a day.VeriSign to raise domain fees
April 5, 2007 Controversial price increases mean VeriSign will charge 7 percent more for .com domains, 10 percent more for .net.ICANN to lift price caps on .net domains
July 9, 2005 Group agrees to lift price restrictions on .net domains starting in 2007--a signal that ICANN will cease regulating domain name pricing?Unnoticed fee could raise Net domain costs
December 16, 2004 Internet overseer ICANN is pushing forward with a little-seen levy that could make your domain name more expensive.Court rules in favor of ICANN
November 15, 2003 A federal judge denies a preliminary injunction filed against the organization that oversees the Internet's domain name hierarchy and address space.Domain name registrations hit record
September 14, 2004 VeriSign says the growth in registrations last reached this level in the late 1990s, during the height of the dot-com bubble.ICANN asks judge to toss out lawsuit
April 6, 2004 The organization says VeriSign's antitrust and breach of contract claims are based on "future contingencies."VeriSign to battle rivals for .net domain control
January 19, 2005 Domain registry giant will face competition for first time, as four other companies vie for spot as operator of .net domain.VeriSign says .com redirect isn't dead
October 6, 2003 The company fires back at critics of its controversial--and temporarily suspended--domain-name redirect service, saying Net regulators shouldn't have forced it to shut down.Registry remakes .name for itself
January 14, 2004 The Global Name Registry moves up a level for .name Web and e-mail addresses, making it easier for people to receive personalized mail.ICANN asks VeriSign to pull redirect service
September 22, 2003 The agency that oversees Internet domain names asks VeriSign to suspend a new service that redirects Web surfers to VeriSign's site when they try to reach unassigned Web addresses.ICANN approves wait list for desired domains
March 9, 2004 The nonprofit group's approval of VeriSign's so-called Wait Listing Service puts to rest one of the company's chief complaints about the organization.VeriSign sues ICANN to restore Site Finder
February 27, 2004 The company alleges antitrust and other violations in a bid to remove restrictions on its domain name business.VeriSign sells off domain registrar
October 16, 2003 The Network Solutions business fetches roughly $100 million. But VeriSign plans to retain control over the database that directs people to .com and .net addresses.Suit filed over VeriSign domain redirect
September 27, 2003 The company is facing a class-action lawsuit over its controversial "Site Finder" search page. Critics say the redirect service interferes with other Net applications.ICANN partying like it's 1999
December 20, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says the Net domain body risks making the same mistake it committed before the bubble burst.VeriSign still needs ICANN
December 5, 2003VeriSign calls halt to .com detours
October 3, 2003 The registrar plans to shut down its controversial Site Finder service, which redirects mistyped and misspelled URL requests to its own site, after ICANN orders a probe.Senators question .com price increases
September 20, 2006 At Senate hearing, politicians ask about VeriSign's guaranteed price increases for .com, call for .xxx domain.Domain name price hikes come under fire
June 8, 2006 A proposal would let VeriSign charge billions more for .com domains, but some are skeptical about its continued monopoly.
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