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Domenico Laforenza was interviewed by RaiUno’s “Caffè”. He explained that “95 percent of the Web is hidden” and only 4-5% is “the part that we can see and find through search engines”.

Numbers and data, news and events, projects and presentations: the last issue of Quarter .it is out and, with the report of the last term, closes the year 2015 of the Italian Registry

Where can you register it? And what is the DNS? And yet, what is the "Country code top-level domain (ccTLD)"? You can find a precise and simple answer, to these and other questions, in this edition of "Ask CNR your doubt", dedicated to the world of the Internet names, in general, and to the .it ccTLD.

It was a big hit, as all the images testify: “Digital Scene”, the Registry’s space at Internet Festival 2015, where we hosted events dedicated to marketing, to copyright and the Net, to productive relationships between small, medium and large companies, to trade associations, start-ups, creative professionals and to the use of the Net as a space for children to play and to learn.

Training, selection, jury, prizes and winners: here’s the adventure of the fourth edition of the .itCup, Registro.it’s competition dedicated to startups.

Oil, chilli, butter, saffron, eggs, flour, onions and so many more: these are the “hubs”, the culinary points of intersection, the few ingredients necessary for preparing innumerable recipes. The ingredients are really nodes that connect to recipes that already exist throughout the world and make it possible to develop new ones, which are actually interconnecting networks of data.

The food and agriculture industry is one of the pillars of the economy, yet we still know little or nothing about what presence it has on the Net, for example, or to what extent its companies are capitalising on the benefits and potential that the Internet can offer.

The 2015 edition of the Internet Festival, Pisa’s annual international event dedicated to the Net, saw the participation of many noteworthy figures in Italian culture and journalism. These included Luca Sofri, journalist, writer and director of “Il Post”, who presented his latest book “Notizie che non lo erano” (“News that wasn’t news”).

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Internet Festival is back from 8 to 11 October; the title for the 2015 edition is “Space for the Digital Revolution.” “Digital Scene” is the space where Registro.it has organised 4 days of events on marketing; the Web and copyright law; productive relationships between small, medium and large companies, trade associations, start-ups, creative professionals, young people and global digital citizens; and recreational and educational uses of the web for children.