Sarah E. Needleman reporting in the WSJ: "So far limited to only employers' names, as in Disney.jobs or Whirlpool.jobs, the dot-jobs Internet domain will begin accepting applications next month for generic names like hospitality.jobs and virginia.jobs. But the mostly small businesses that run job sites ending in dot-com say they worry how the development will affect their already crowded and distressed sector of the economy."
Read full story: Wall Street Journal
Related topics: Domain Names, Registry Services, Policy & Regulation, Top-Level Domains, Web
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This is the same race to the bottom we've seen in .AERO, .TRAVEL, and other sTLDs that nobody really wanted in the first place.