Domain Names
20 Years of .EU: An Interview WIth Xavier Buck

The launch of .eu wasn’t just another domain drop: it was Europe claiming its place online. In this exclusive Q&A, our founder breaks down the ambition and lessons from that time, and highlights which of those forces still shapes the domain industry today.
.hamburg domain: your digital home for locals

With a .hamburg web address, Hamburg locals can show digitally where their heart belongs.
Get a Free Domain with Hosting: Introducing Bundles

Launching a website shouldn’t mean juggling products, prices, and complicated setup steps. With our hosting bundle, we make it easy: get your web hosting and a domain name with us, and the domain will be free for the first year.
SSL certificate lifetimes are changing: what it means for you.

SSL certificates are getting shorter lifespans. The maximum validity for newly issued certificates has dropped from 365 days to 200 days. This is an industry-wide shift driven by the CA/Browser Forum, and it's only the first step! In this article, we take a look at the changes ahead, the reasoning behind these changes, and how this could impact your domain portfolio.
ICANN 85 Mumbai: DNS Abuse, DNS Abuse, DNS Abuse

ICANN 85 in Mumbai dedicated 19 sessions to DNS Abuse Mitigation. This post covers what actually matters: why checking a few adjacent domain names requires a two-year policy process, why the host country's enforcement ambitions are misplaced, and what the ghost of the SSAD teaches us about scope creep.
The $10 Domain Dispute: When MikeRoweSoft Met Microsoft

Sometimes the internet produces stories that feel almost too perfect to be real. One of the most famous domain name disputes started in 2003 with a 17-year-old student, a clever pun, and one of the world’s largest tech companies.
