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Crystal clear: a registry
30 January 2020Nearly every country has an organisation for the technical management of domain names with specific extensions (such as .be). But what does a 'registry' do? -
Crystal clear: copyright reform in the EU
29 March 2019Art. 15 and 17 of the EU 'Copyright in the Digital Single Market' directive are causing considerable controversy. What do these texts imply? -
Crystal clear: the riddle of the vanished IPv5 solved
30 January 2019The transition from Internet Protocol v4 to IPv6 is well under way. But what happened to the IPv5, if it had ever existed? A corner of the veil is lifted. -
Crystal clear: reverse domain hijacking
01 January 2018A good domain is worth money – at times, a great deal of money. This has over the years led to certain practices concerning domains that would raise eyebrows. One of these is reverse domain hijacking. What is it exactly, and how can you guard yourself from it? -
Crystal clear: domain drop catching
01 January 2018There are different methods to obtain a domain name. One of them is domain drop catching – registering a domain name once its registration has expired. How does it work and where lies the danger for you? -
What you need to know about IPv6
01 January 2018But what exactly is IPv6, and what is it used for? A crystal clear explanation of all you need to know about it. -
Second versus third level domain names
01 January 2018You see them sometimes on the Internet: websites with addresses that end in a non-standard extension, such as domain name .gb.com or domain name.se.com. -
Crystal clear: Anycast
01 January 2018The Domain Name System (DNS) is a naming system whereby domain names are converted to IP addresses.
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