ICANN recently reported that Google is wishing to make some amendments in its search option. It wants to transform it into a dot less domain. Google last year was able to manage the .blog, .cloud and search as well as generic, which are the top level domain, besides its name, it is also a vital extension of the naming of domain system.

1. Google Aims To Transform .Search Domain Into Dotless One, Also Planning To Disclose, .Blog, .Cloud
and .App on Public
ICANN recently reported that Google is wishing to make some amendments in its search option. It wants
to transform it into a dot less domain. Google last year was able to manage the .blog, .cloud and search
as well as generic, which are the top level domain, besides its name, it is also a vital extension of the
naming of domain system.
ICANN is now supervising this expansion of the domain name system; its entire program remains
absolutely controversial. In May Google sent a letter to ICANN in which it told this company that within a
short span of time it will be proving ICANN with some pertinent details about its future plans for its
highest leveled names of its domains. Now that Google has finally made those amendments by means of
its Charles Road Registry subsidiary (The details of the letter are also mentioned as follows)
Recently it seemed like that Google was convinced to reveal the gTLDs on the public and will not further
use them for its own personal services. Google has clearly mentioned in its memo to ICANN that it is
working with the communities that related to .cloud followed by .blog, to enhance its standards in
technology regarding its latest mission of the highest-level domains.
The most intriguing plan of Google amongst all is that is the utilization of the option .search, to work on
the forwarding service on its formerly existing "dotless" search domain that composed of a simple
technical caliber. As an exemplification of the dotless domains, suppose http://superb and email link
such as mail@superb, etc. are some major focuses of ICANN's discussion currently. The security experts
are not considering this idea to be worth giving a shot. They are not favoring the idea of google aiming
to pursue http as a service that permits for registering on any domain by just simply providing a small
query interface.
Tags: Google, cloud, blogging, TLDs