Jun 11
22
A decision from the Internet Global Coordinator on June 20th ruled that domain names could be sold with an open-ended top-level domain extension. Rather than just .com, .org, .gov, .info, and the dozen or so others that have already been approved, users may start seeing – or creating – sites that end with just about any phrase
Link:
How Non-Standard TLDs Will (or Won’t) Impact Search Results