31.   Demand for new domain names is intense because the Internet has grown so rapidly.

32.   Detailed arguments are likely over how ICANN should select new domains and how to define which companies should keep the registries of addresses that they contain.

33.   Dot-info is one of seven new top-level domains approved to offer an alternative to .com, .org and .net names.

34.   Despite these differences, a working group within ICANN has hammered out a consensus to create some new global top-level domains.

35.   Each new domain is managed by a company or organization under contract with Icann.

36.   Even companies that are aware of the new domains are not necessarily racing to line up for the addresses.

37.   Exploration of any new domain is a team sport, and even the people who hope to profit by it must realize this.

38.   Experts caution, however, that many operators of sex sites would shun the new domain name, preferring the anonymity of the old system.

39.   First, the organization drew criticism for its months-long process in coming up with new domain names like .aero, .name, .biz, and .museum.

40.   Free of corner office suites, hierarchical office planning, even walls, these new domains celebrate community over privacy, collaboration over solitary invention.