Stephen Blyth has blogged about Ross Himona’s comments on the opening up of domain names and the possible impact on indigenous peoples:

The recent decision to open anyone to create any internet domain name has been widely reported as starting a potential boom on the Internet.

What has been little reported is the opportunity the new name structure allows indigenous people to assert their identity. The NZ Maori Internet Society is delighted at the outcome.

[Via : .tangatawhenua, .hapu, .temea - coming our way.]

See too: All the new domain names.

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