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New York, November 16 -- With Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) relaxing strict rules concerning domain names, the countries around the world will soon be able to access domain names in their own language.

New York, October 30 -- Relaxing strict rules concerning domain names, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a nonprofit body that regulates the functioning of Internet, has approved Friday the use of non Latin characters like, Hebrew, Korean Chinese, Hindi in the domain names.

New York, October 30 -- Internet today has revolutionized lives, but in the process it has traveled miles. As Internet turns 40, let’s take a walk down the memory lane to see how it all began.

Beijing, October 27 -- Baidu Inc (NASDAQ: BIDU), operator of China’s biggest search engine, reported a 42 percent growth in third-quarter earning. However, the fourth-quarter revenue projection suggests that the company will fail to keep the momentum going.

New York, October 23 -- Soon the services offered by premier Internet video site Hulu will come with a subscription tag. Of late, News Corp. has been giving indications that Hulu will charge for at least some of its films and TV shows.

Jerusalem, October 22 -- Internet telephony giant Skype is planning to expand its territory by working on providing improved services to the business sector. This was revealed by the company’s Chief Executive Josh Silverman Wednesday.

New York, October 1 -- As the ongoing agreement between Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and the U.S. Commerce Department's National Telecommunications and Information Administration ended Wednesday, ICANN, the net regulator, has finally got the autonomy to run its own affairs.

Los Angeles, CA, September 28 -- The American Internet giant Google celebrated its 11th birthday yesterday by adding an extra 'l' to its name.

New York, September 23 -- With the aim to portray its strengths with consumers and advertisers, Yahoo Inc. announced a $100 million global advertising campaign Tuesday.

New York, September 21: Internet is the new destination for environmental activists who are now taking to the Web in order to help save the world’s rainforests. Two major corporations that will be a part of this project are Starbucks Corp and Dell Inc.