The Freename Forum

... in Puerto Rico to improve the speed and reliability of local services. In addition, the registry is promoting the use of .pr to companies and public and private organisations, offering them special prices. Furthermore, the registry has gained an important technology partner in nTLD registry ...

... fee will rise by has so far been unclear. This fog seems to be clearing further. At the ICANN meeting in Rwanda in June 2024, it became public that the application fee is expected to range between US$ 208,000 and US$ 293,000; at the current exchange rate, this would be between EUR 188,000 ...

... DENIC eG had also previously spoken out in the debate about the GDC. Together with other industry heavyweights such as GoDaddy, Identity Digital, Public Interest Registry, Nominet and the .au Domain Administration (auDA), DENIC published a statement in which, as part of the technical community, ...

... but not the individual artist who has done nothing more than put his artworks for sale on a platform. Arrés said that regulators and the public often fail to distinguish between individual artists with unique styles and large-scale studio projects featuring thousands of identical kittens, ...

... of Appeal, this is not the case for a generic term to which the top level domain .de is attached. The BGH must now decide. The complainant is a public limited company that has been registered in the Commercial Register of the Local Court of Düsseldorf since 10 January 2008 and in the Commercial ...

... form and the respondent can also submit their response online. Three experts are then appointed to a complaints panel to make a decision. The public will have until 19 September 2024 to comment on the planned changes; the new regulations are then due to come into force on 1 October 2024. Further ...

... by default, everyone has the right to know who they belong to. The protocol that helps you find that information is called WHOIS. It is a public database with essential information about a registered domain, proving vital for domain management. Whether you want to buy a domain that matches ...

... about pricing in the .com market. The aim is to discuss possible solutions that benefit end users, both businesses and consumers, and serve the public interest. The background to this is that VeriSign has always fully utilised its contractual right to increase fees, but without offering a better ...

Associação DNS.PT, administrator of the Portuguese country code extension .pt, will be cooperating more closely with the Public Security Police (PSP) in future. Both organisations have signed a cooperation protocol to develop national capabilities in the area of cyber security, prevention ...

... the so-called ‘Cooperative Agreement’ with VeriSign. In doing so, the NTIA, which is subordinate to the US Department of Commerce, is defying public demands, in particular from the American Economic Liberties Project, the Demand Progress Education Fund and the Revolving Door Project, which ...