The Internet's key oversight agency approved a domain name for Catalan language and culture Thursday, while deferring final action for the second time in as many months on creating an Internet red-light district through the controversial ".xxx" suffix. Proponents say the domain could help the porn industry clean up its act by forcing .xxx sites to avoid trickery such as spamming and malicious scripts; opponents object to providing another channel for porn distribution.
September 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The Internet’s key oversight agency approved a domain name for the Catalan language Thursday while deferring final action on creating a red-light district on the Internet through a “.xxx” suffix.
Creating the “.cat” suffix for individuals, organizations and companies that promote the Catalan language and culture was relatively uncontroversial.
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