Until recently, the Internet’s generic top-level domain name space has remained a mostly closed system. It currently has only 22 variations, including the familiar “.com” and “.net” domain extensions. But by the end of next year, as many as 1,000 new domain extensions may be approved and introduced into the mainstream. What is the current status of the program, and how will you be affected? We worked with Demandforce to take a look in this infographic: