“Canon First in Line for Its Own Top-Level Domain, .canon”
But after religious groups in the U.S. protested, the U.S. government threatened to keep .XXX out of the net’s root file, which would force a showdown over ICANN’s independence. (The Commerce Department approves the root file every day, though that’s usually a formality).
I had not paid that much attention to the .xxx fiasco, and had no idea the U.S. government had an influence that direct on the internet’s TLDs. It’s just unacceptable.
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