Google has said it plans to run an array of new top level domains, including '.google', '.youtube' and '.docs' as part of a major expansion of the web's addressing system.
In total Google has made more than 50 applications to Icann, which is the closest organisation to a governing body for the Internet, for new alternatives to ".com" or ".co.uk".
According to The Telegraph, Google had kept its plans secret in an attempt to avoid rival bids until Thursday, when the deadline for applications passed.
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