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Marginalized and oppressed for centuries, indigenous peoples – native communities around the world often considered minorities by states – are seeking Internet autonomy. Encouraged by the opportunity to create new generic top level domains (gTLD) , some activists want registration of their own Internet domain – [dot] indigi. But will they be able to overcome the financial challenge of the Internet? The official campaign website is www.dotindigi.com , with support groups on Facebook and