Universal Acceptance is the simple concept that all domain names and all email addresses work across all applications.
A recent Universal Acceptance Steering Group (UASG) http://www.uasg.tech) study found that many users were being denied access to applications because they lacked Continue reading →

Email connects the globe with a click. And it is critical for more than just sending messages; we use email addresses to log in to social networks, identify ourselves for government services, and as the spare key for our online Continue reading →

Since 2006 the Domain Name System (DNS) has expanded dramatically, not only fueling competition, choice and innovation, but truly enabling a multi-lingual Internet. There are now more than a 1,500 top-level domains (TLDs), many of which are longer than the Continue reading →

We are continuing our efforts to track the changes that have occurred with respect to fixed Internet broadband speeds and pricing across the Caribbean.  In this Snapshot, we summarise our findings and briefly share some of the observations we Continue reading →

Consumers International has created a 60-second spoof advert ‘Huggy Bug Your Family’, highlighting some of the problems found in internet-connected children’s products.

The film was launched at the G20 Consumer Summit in Buenos Aires on 15 May, co-hosted Continue reading →

While the profile of electronic commerce is rising in diverse international fora, some developing countries are saying they do not want to discuss a new negotiating mandate for e-commerce rules at the World Trade Organization. The current work programme on Continue reading →