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At the end of the Sunrise and Landrush Period, the .TN Registry reintroduced a requirement that had been previously been abolished.
Those who wish to register a domain name in Tunisia, but who do not have an office in this country, will be required to provide evidence of their registration mark in Tunisia and will only be eligible to apply for a domain name similar or corresponding to that trademark.
ICANN has published information regarding the addition of IDN (Internationalized Domain Name) ccTLDs to the root zone meaning non Latin characters will be available for Egypt, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates in Arabic as well as the Russian extension in Cirillic. It is also unknown at this time, how Registries will launch the registration process. ICANN’s official announcement stated:-
“For the first time in the history of the Internet, non-Latin characters are being used for top-level domains. The first IDN country-code top-level domains were inserted in the DNS root zone earlier today. The associated countries and their respective IDN ccTLDs are, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
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When selecting a web hosting plan for your website, one of the first decisions you need to make, is whether a Windows or Linux platform will be best suited for your needs. In this article, we promise not to use any jargon.
If you haven’t yet started your research for the perfect hosting plan you better get used to the ubiquitous icons indicating a Windows hosting or Linux hosting platform.
At Namesco we are offering all our customer the ability to make use of special offers from our partner Network. We’ve negotiated 50% off the RRP on this unique product designed with two things in mind – to recover files when Windows completely fails and to easily “lift & shift” your files from one computer to another. As Namesco customers you get an exclusive discount. We at Namesco have trialed and tested this powerful device and within in a short span of time were able make great use of it.
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How to earn online (a series of ‘How to’ articles from Simply.com)
You will have probably read articles online about becoming a publisher of ads, and how with the simple addition of some code to your site pages you can have banner ads showing on your site and earning you significant amounts of revenue.
Namesco has been informed that there may be possible intermittent issues with the .VE Registry and resolution of domain names may be affected as well. It’s reported that there have been recent problems accessing even the Registry’s website and accessing some websites in Venezuela has become erratic lately.
NIC.DO, the Dominican Republic registry, has announced the extension of the grandfathering period until 10 June 2010 to allow for more applications for 2nd-level .DO domains. Registrants of existing 3rd-level Domains (.com.do, .net.do, .org.do etc.), during this period will be given priority to register their matching 2nd-level domain.
The Argentinian Registry (NIC.AR) has recently issued an important notice on their website. They are warning registrants that they must ensure their contact and other data* associated with their Domain names are accurate and up to date, or risk losing those Domains. It’s particularly important for the Registrant email address to be valid.
NIC.AR are stating that discovery of incorrect registrant data (name, address, telephone no. ), use of false names, corporate names missing, etc., could result in the deletion of the Registrant, which would automatically delete ALL Domains for that registrant.
Nominet, the national registry for .UK Domain names has announced their intention to allow registration of one character, two letter and other reserved .UK Domain names which are currently not permitted. This is an exciting opportunity potentially opening up valuable new Domains.
Nominet has begun a consultation period on the proposed release lasting until 8 June 2010 and they would like to gather feedback from any stakeholders (including Registrants – so now is your time to speak up!).
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