
Icann't decide on .xxx
By Anne Broache
Published: 19 September 2005 08:15 GMT
The fate of the highly controversial dot-xxx internet domain will not be decided until "a future date", a representative of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names (Icann), which oversees domain names, said on Friday.
Icann's board of directors considered an agreement for the proposed virtual red-light district at a Thursday meeting but decided against taking action, directing Icann staff to negotiate "additional contractual provisions" with ICM Registry, the Florida company that plans to operate the domain.
The Bush administration and conservative groups have recently voiced opposition to the domain's creation.
Icann pushed back its vote last month, though it did approve the dot-xxx concept back in June.
Anne Broache writes for CNET News.com
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