For all of those topics, and many more, a site I've come to rely on is CircleID.com.
It is a "news" site, but one that is very focused on what is happening in the underlying infrastructure that powers the Internet - and from both a technical and business/marketing point-of-view. There are technical articles and blog posts focused on topics such as IPv6, DNS security, cybersecurity, cloud computing, etc. - and there are more business-focused articles and blog posts talking about the business behind domain names or the new generic TLDs.
For marketers and communications professionals these latter topics are quite important - there is much going on right now in that space that will define what the future of domain names will look like.
I should note that Circle ID is a community-driven site and anyone can register and sign up to contribute. If you want to publish articles in this space - or have a client for whom this would be a logical audience to write - the folks behind CircleID are always open to new contributors.
To that end, I should note that I do write at CircleID from time to time and have republished some of my Disruptive Telephony posts there in the past.
It's a great resource, and one that many of you may find useful to track what is happening behind the curtains of the Internet.
P.S. Naturally CircleID is also on Twitter and Facebook, too, and has a host of RSS feeds.
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