 Big opening of .TN (28/07/2010)
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The Tunisian Agency of Internet (A.T.I) launched on March, 16th 2009 the liberalization process of its extension, .TN. According to the latest news, the Register had announced July, 14th 2010 as the last day for the “Sunrise”. On July 15th, 2010, the A.T.I official website was referring to the “total and effective” opening of .TN!
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Things have changed since 1992, when the National Estonian Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics was still handling the extension of the country, .EE. Since the 5th of July not only the registrations rules are changed and became more flexible, but the Estonian Internet Foundation also became the new Register for .EE.
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After long negotiations with the ICANN about the opening of its national extension, the Iraq government finally got what he was waiting for and announces the set up of a .IQ.
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“Within the next five years, we expect .CO to surpass .NET as the second most popular domain extension on the Internet” claims David Andrews, marketing manager for Domain.com. The foreseeable popularity of this extension encourages the Columbian register to extend the .CO landrush phase.
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As of now, the .ee domain names can be registered without any restrictions
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Even though war to impose .XXX is not won yet, a step forward has been made during the ICANN’s last meeting in Brussels few days ago.
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It has been few months now that many associations such as MNQ (Mouvement national des Québécois et des Québécoises) or PointQuébec have been fighting so that the ICANN gives a .QUEBEC. to Quebec.
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.TEL in 16 languages (17/06/2010)
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Yesterday Telnic Limited, the registry of .TEL, proceeded to the launch of internationalized domain names (IDN) in 16 different languages. As a matter of fact, it is now possible to register IDN.TEL domains in traditional and simplified Chinese, Danish, Finnish, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish.
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Few days ago, the ICANN released on its official website the 4th version of applicant’s guide, a guide that describes the process of applying for new generic top-level domains. Explanatory notes as well as a detailed analysis of comments received are coming along with this guide.
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