Thinking about changing your domain? Whether you're upgrading your brand or simplifying your URL, switching domains can feel overwhelming—especially if you've invested years into building your site.
Domain squatting (also called cybersquatting) is when someone registers a domain—usually a name tied to your brand, product, or personal identity—with the intent to sell it back to you at a markup, siphon traffic, or exploit it for ad revenue. It’s sneaky, frustrating, and often, totally legal… unless you know what to do.
The internet's growth into global infrastructure has made inclusive governance more important than ever. At EuroDNS, we support a multistakeholder model where all voices have a role in shaping its future.
ICANN 83 brought the global internet governance community to Prague last week, where discussions once again zeroed in on a familiar concern: DNS abuse. As expected, the topic continues to dominate the agenda as ICANN sharpens its focus on internet security and accountability.
The registries handling these TLDs will apply a price change starting July 1st, 2025. And accordingly, we will also adjust our own pricing. Please read the following information for further updates.
Imagine firing up a full WordPress site without downloading anything. No servers, no setup, no stress. Just open your browser, and boom—WordPress is running, right there in the tab. Sounds like sci-fi? Welcome to WordPress Playground.
Starting a WordPress site feels empowering… until you hit publish and realize you’ve overlooked some very real stuff. Building a website is exciting — but it’s also easy to underestimate what it actually takes to get things right the first time. Here are five things I really wish someone had told me before I launched my first WordPress site.