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Wednesday, August 23, 2023

Registries: where is the Holy Grail?

There are multiple registries I follow on LinkedIn and there is an hitoric one, Identity Digital (ex "Donuts"), I particularly like to check publications since their number one objective is to find ways to install their domain names and have clients to renew them. This is to me the Holy Grail every Registry is looking for and the job of Rachel Sterling, latest CMO at Identity Digital.


I read a lot of publications from Registrars, Registries and Backend Registries but as a Marketing guy, I also have my opinion on where this Holy Grail could be. I listed below standard and innovative methods to develop a Top-Level Domain focusing on meeting with adoption.

Traditional methods:

Registries, when they can afford it, essentially use the same methods:
  • The network of accredited Registrars (when Registrars want them as a TLD to sell),
  • Premium domain names
  • Press Release
  • Auto promotion in the online press
  • Give away for one year
  • Promotion at Registrars
  • There are probably other ways but I try to be fast in my publications.

New and innovative methods:

  1. I believe Registries can sell more and meet with adoption when they already have a network willing to buy "now" (and this information should be validated prior to creating the new gTLD application). It is precicsly what community TLDs try to achieve but numbers don't lie and - with experience - I believe this method would be much more efficient if community applications were just generic applications.
  2. Poiting the Registry DNS to a CMS (Content Management System).
    1. It is what the .TEL Registry attempted to do prior to the first Round of the ICANN new gTLD program in 2007. They succeeded and then failed. They were settlers but I was a serious fan of .TEL and kept using and renewing mine until Round 1 of new gTLDs in 2010. The .TEL was a directory solution which required to buy a domain name, use a second login and password to access its CMS, which then required to set up the directory: quite complex at the time but very innovative and exciting for the owner.
    2. It is what the .BEST Registry (participant in Round of new gTLDs) is achieving right now after acquiring the TLD from its initial owner. The domain name is then automatically set-up when downloading the APP onto your mobile: https://app.best/. By the way, registrations are increasing in 2023.
  3. Using a .BRAND to offer a service using a CMS: the method here is quite simple, it requires to sell a service, not a domain name. If this method does not benefit from the network of accredited Registrars, it kills all other problems met by the .TEL Registry in 2007: one login and one password "only" and operating costs reduced. Want to check for an example?
Round 2 of new gTLDs could be announced as early as 2026. Thinking that submitting another application in the huge list of already existing TLDs will be a success - without a studied project - is naive. Jovenet Consulting will help you prepare your project.

Monday, September 26, 2016

".com" domainers hate new gTLDs ;-)

I read a lot of "bla, bla" about new gTLDs and found this post on Facebook from @stahura (founder of Donuts). I admit that I don't read long posts but I see good examples of new domain names in this one. I went down the post to read some comments.

Something made me smile reading the comments. You've probably read - at least once - a domainer criticizing new gTLDs "because they will never work", "because .com domains are better", "because they are confusing"... I noticed that these comments often come from domainers and the only reason I see in these critics is that new gTLDs decrease the value of .com domain names (but this is just a personal opinion). The reason why I smile reading the comment from one of these domainers is the examples given why new gTLDs will fail:
"how many of these are scams? how many will be in business in a few years? how many are too confusing for customers? how many actually are adding value to the corresponding .com domain? what percentage of the live domains registered does this represent?"
All of the examples used concern more ".com" domain names rather than new domains:
  1. "how many of these are scams?": due to the important volume of ".com" domain names registered, there are certainly much but much more ".com" scams than with new domain names.
  2. "how many will be in business in a few years?": how many businesses using a ".com" fail everyday? Less than with new gTLDs? I seriously doubt it.
  3. "how many are too confusing for customers?" : confusing because they are more descriptive? That cannot be true: new domain names offer something that ".com" will never be able to offer: precision.
  4. "how many actually are adding value to the corresponding .com domain?". Here we are. Why would a new domain name have to add value to a ".com"? Because this would increase its price value? I bought a new domain name and now redirect the ".com" to it. New gTLDs are not just about domaining (selling domain names), some very serious companies use them for business.
  5. "what percentage of the live domains registered does this represent?" (I didn't catch that one).
New domain name registration volumes:
  • New gTLDs with a French sounding;
    (a certain number of TLDs were just removed from this list)
  • New gTLDs related to CITIES;
    (does not often happen: see the .LONDON new gTLD)
  • New gTLDs related to CATERING;
  • New gTLDs related to PHOTOGRAPHY.
    (domains ending in ".cam" are launching)
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In last Thursday's Newsletter:
  1. Majority of new gTLDs still aren’t generating enough revenue;
  2. HOT - Could ICANN reject Verisign’s $135m .web bid?
  3. The micro story about .手机 (mobile phone) in China;
  4. FRENCH - Le .CLUB : les chiffres sont là;
  5. HOT - .BRANDs and SEO;
  6. Rightside® Opens .GAMES Domain for Gamers;
  7. New TLD? Make Sure It's Secure;
  8. COOL - Serious new gTLD communication;
  9. The .cancerresearch TLD: Search for Cure Drives Digital Innovation;
  10. .Kiwi turns to new CIRA platform for registry services;
  11. People are forgetting .com exists — ICANN survey;
  12. New consultancy firm focusing on gTLD registry needs;
  13. .Games and .Shopping hit registrars this week;
  14. Minds + Machines Group Earns corporate Rating from N+1 Singer (MMX);
  15. .NYC to auction top domains on NameJet;
  16. How to get into the Trademark Clearinghouse club;
  17. Just delegated: the .FIDO & .ROGERS new gTLDs;
  18. What’s Propelling Minds + Machines Group Ltd to Increase So Much?
  19. SURPRISE COMING - Blizzard Doing Away With Battle.net Name.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2016

4 Sunrise Periods begin today

Donuts Inc, is launching four Sunrise periods today. The Top-Level Domains concerned are IDNs.

WHICH:
  1. .企业 (enterprise)
  2. .商店 (store)
  3. .游戏 (game)
  4. .娱乐 (entertainment)
WHEN:
  • START: Tuesday, 13 September, 2016;
  • END: Saturday, 12 November, 2016.
WHERE:
Unless I am wrong, this is the list of accredited Registrars to the Donuts Inc new gTLDs. Note that a few of them offer to participate in sunrise Periods.

Monday, July 25, 2016

New gTLD applicant sues ICANN

The ICANN recently rejected a request to postpone the .WEB new gTLD auction. This time, one of the multiple applicants concerned by the auction sues the ICANN for lack of investigation on auction rival.

News:
  1. Six new gTLDs were just delegated:
    1. The .DUNS new gTLD
    2. .MSD (added to the HEALTH new gTLD report)
    3. .BOOKING
    4. .AMFAM
    5. .ESURANCE
    6. .CITADEL (added to the FINANCE new gTLD report)
  2. Registration volumes:
    1. New gTLDs related to CITIES;
    2. New gTLDs related to CATERING;
    3. New gTLDs related to PHOTOGRAPHY (the .SONY new gTLD has entered the report).
  3. Interesting - What was done with the highest selling new gTLD domains; 
  4. French - .BIBLE : Deus ex machina?
  5. Paid add (see Twitter link) to promote .VACATIONS domain names;
  6. Getting Paid $10 To List Your Names?
  7. Colin Campbell and Jeff Sass: speakers at The Domain Conference;
  8. HOT - Donuts files $10 million lawsuit to stop .WEB new gTLD auction;
  9. Review - IANA Transition and ICANN Corruption (capture and control).
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Wednesday, July 20, 2016

What should the role of a new gTLD Registry be?

We are preparing an article on the kind a role a new gTLD applicant should have for the community it has decided to represent. DotBrand new gTLDs are not concerned but generics are. It will be published in French first and adapted to English. There is a lot of innovation that we rarely find with new Registries. We will present what we believe is the real role of a Registry.

News:
  1. HOT - The owner of multiple new gTLD applications was acquired by another company;
  2. Branding - What factors did you consider before choosing data.world for your brand?
  3. Registration volumes:
    1. New gTLDs related to ALCOHOL;
    2. New gTLDs related to REAL ESTATE;
    3. COOL - New gTLDs related to SPORT.
  4. Facilitating a Trusted Web Space for Financial Service Professionals;
  5. Revised Report on DNS Abuse and New gTLD Program Safeguards Now Available;
  6. 52 new TLD sales over $5,000;
  7. Donuts and Radix still miffed over .Web applicant;
  8. New gTLD Breakdown according to Verisign (Registry of ".com" domain names);
  9. Release of Country and Territory Names within the .SOFTBANK, .ART and .CARAVAN TLDs;
  10. gTLD Marketplace Health Index (Beta): Call for Comments;
  11. Three new gTLDs were just delegated:
    1. the .LPL
    2. the .LPLFINANCIAL
    3. the .BESTBUY
  12. Getting a handle on spam emanating from generic top-level domains.
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Wednesday, May 4, 2016

The new gTLD info for Wednesday, May 4th

Interesting chat with the .GDN Registry yesterday and a surprise coming by the end of the year. I noticed that many Registrars are passing the test to become accredited to selling ".gdn" domain names. Chatting with a domainer, I was explained that there are competitors to ".gdn" domains and they are: .XYZ - .COM (of course) and .TOP. These 3 registries sell a lot of domain names have a lot of domain name registrations but the 3 of them have a specific meaning: the "xyz" term is also a way to say "and bla, bla, bla" and "top" means "on top". The "com" also has a meaning but it is hiding somewhere on the Verisign website and I am happy if someone tells me what it exactly means. On the other hand "GDN" stands for "Global Domain Name": a clear competitor to... ".com", isn't it?

News for the day
  1. Report - New gTLDs related to SPORT;
  2. Article - Unlocking the potential of new Top Level Domains;
  3. Meet - Registry .CLUB is on the Road Again: let's meet!
  4. New .BRAND examples of use: the .SWATCH and .OMEGA new gTLDs;
  5. 6 new gTLDs were just delegated (= are coming soon);
  6. Lessons Learned - The ICANN New gTLD Program Reviews;
  7. Escrow - TWNIC has been approved by ICANN to provide data escrow services to new gTLD Registries;
  8. For info - Just added to the COMPANIES new gTLD report: the .WHOSWHO Top-Level Domain.
  9. Donuts makes weird investment in startup;
  10. More coming by the end of the day.
https://www.nameshield.net/public/?page=les_chiffres_des_extensions_internet_francophones

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

The new gTLD info for Tuesday the 8th

In the past, we followed closely ICANN conferences but the excitement from Round One of the ICANN new gTLD program has ended with time. Today, and I want to thank Fadi Chehadé for this, everything shows that most problems are fixed and Round Two should be faster and more efficient at launching news gTLDs.

  1. New Domain Names: Superior To Legacy Domains?
  2. Retail Brands Can Own a Slice of the Internet with new gTLDs;
  3. Report (March 2016): The New TLD Market Brief;
  4. .ART new gTLD has a new CEO;
  5. The .PROMO new gTLD Sunrise Period was just announced.
  6. HOT - Report: New gTLDs related to Companies;
  7. The top 100 largest holders of new gTLD domain names;
  8. COOL - First new gTLD publication using a .TRUST domain name :-)
More NEWS coming during the day.

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Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Did Brands use new domains for Super Bowl 50?

Yesterday, I took the time to have a look at most advertisements and Super Bowl teasers on YouTube. I watch many of them and I found no Brand using a new domain name; even Budweiser, which registered its ".beer" domain name redirects it to its ".com".

I also found very sad to see brands such as TOYOTA, MINI, AUDI and HYUNDAI "talking .com" in their ads. These four prestigious Trademarks have applied for their new gTLD and could have use it:
The Acura Trademark, which did not apply for its dotBrand, could have shown innovation with a ".car" or a ".auto" but I believe it is too early.

Hyundai (...) even showed a very long domain name: hyundaibluelink.com. Not only it is very long and redirects to an even longer URL but it could have used a hyundai.blue or a hyundai.link !

Super Bowl 50 won't have helped much launching new gTLDs from the first Round of the ICANN new gTLD program. It appears that it will take more rounds for this and I am confident that persons in charge of selling beer and cars will have learnt more by that time. But did I miss something here?

Let's be fair play with Donuts: there was a new domain name used for a 60 seconds spot commercial. Lionsgate unveiled its Super Bowl TV spot for Gods of Egypt but that was a bit earlier, before the show to begin.

Lionsgate is a good example, I suggest to have a look at its library of movies: many have their official website and Gods of Egypt is not the only movie to have its "film" domain name.

http://www.firstshowing.net/2016/see-the-full-super-bowl-spot-for-alex-proyas-gods-of-egypt-movie/

Posted in yesterday's Newsletter.

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Monday, February 8, 2016

The new gTLD info for Monday the 8th

This is the recap of this week-end's information with the one from Monday. Note that more information is added during the day and the complete details are published in our Newsletter in the evening (sent at 8:00 PM CET). We are happy to add that we do not copy-paste articles but we provide a brief explanation for each article of them with a link to the official information.

This week-end was about the Super Bowl 50 and the new gTLD industry's question was: "which Brand will use a new domain name for its advertisement during the Super Bowl?" Answer in our Newsletter tonight.

I collected interesting info about resolutions approved by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers on new gTLDs, found a good article to promote new gTLDs and a presentation with an "Etat des Lieux" on RPMs.

  1. HOT: Super Bowl 50: were there any new domain names advertised?
  2. Tips from a Registry in regards to buying a domain name;
  3. The ICANN has a new CEO (welcome and...good luck :-)
  4. Approved Resolutions by the ICANN Board concerning specific new gTLDs;
  5. Q&A: what happens to my domain name if the extension fails?
  6. Guess who paid for this article about new gTLDs? :-)
  7. Very good use of a .FILM domain name and explanation.
  8. Presentation on ICANN Right Protection Mechanims: where are we?
  9. Whois recent accomplishments;
  10. Adoption of new gTLDs;
  11. New gTLD Statistics:
    1. Cities new gTLDs;
    2. New gTLDs related to Catering;
    3. New gTLDs related to Photopgraphy;
    4. The French new gTLD report by Nameshield.
  12. Article on the .HOSPITAL new gTLD;
  13. More coming during the day....
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Friday, January 22, 2016

The new gTLD info for this Friday

Do New TLDs Affect SEO?
Ranking high in search results is a top priority for any website, and so a common question I see all the time is will a domain name with a new TLD rank as well as .com?
http://www.hover.com/blog/do-new-top-level-domains-affect-seo/

The rise of .BANK
The financial industry is rapidly adopting a new tactic in the fight against cybercrime. Plus: the state of frequent flyer perks.
http://associationsnow.com/2016/01/wednesday-buzz-the-rise-of-bank/

Work for a French Registry
The Afnic is hiring. The Afnic is the back-end Registry for the .PARIS new gTLD.
https://www.afnic.fr/fr/l-afnic-en-bref/recrutement/offres-d-emploi/l-afnic-recrute-un-conseiller-clients-h-f-1.html

Taxi software company goes with .Taxi domain name
Wright said he became aware that .taxi domain names were available through his registrar, 123reg.co.uk. .Taxi is offered by Donuts, which has a couple hundred top level domain names and must rely on the registrar channel to help get the word out.
http://domainnamewire.com/2016/01/21/taxi-software-company-goes-with-taxi-domain-name/

Why Automotive Domain Names Matter
(I apologize for the stupid pop-up)
Automotive digital marketing started in earnest back in the mid-to-late 1990s. For those who jumped in early, the first item on the to-do list was to get a website, and that meant getting a URL to anchor it. For many, that means they have a website URL or domain name that is close to 20 years old—ancient in Internet years.
http://www.dealermarketing.com/why-automotive-domain-names-matter/

HOT: DomainWire Global TLD Report Q4/2015
The latest of CENTRs 'DomainWire Stat Report' is available (Quarter 4, 2015). The report provides a global status update on top level domains (legacy gTLDs, new gTLDs and ccTLDs) with a focus on European ccTLDs.
https://centr.org/news/domainwire/01-21-2016/4652/domainwire-global-tld-report-q42015

Donuts Launches .WINE and .VIN gTLDs
“With more than 38.4 billion bottles of wine produced worldwide annually, it is no surprise that wine is a critical piece of the social fabric of cultures across the globe,” said Donuts co-founder and CEO Paul Stahura. “I can’t think of a more appropriate community to have its own trustworthy domain names. .wine and .vin will enable wine connoisseurs and the businesses that serve them to build identities and vibrant communities where commerce and ideas can flow freely.”
http://www.domainpulse.com/2016/01/22/donuts-launches-wine-and-vin-gtlds/

What is a Kitemark?
Old post - but interesting - from the .TRUST new gTLD
The Internet is in dire need of a kitemark based on security. However, no simple standards exist that clearly identify to the user of the website that the site meets security standards and indeed that the site belongs to the people the user expects it to belong to.
https://www.nccgroup.trust/uk/about-us/newsroom-and-events/blogs/2015/november/should-the-internet-have-a-kitemark/

The .TIFFANY new gTLD is live
For more than 175 years, Tiffany & Co. has been synonymous with luxury and style. Few American companies have such an illustrious history. It began with a founder’s vision of
beauty that was brought to life through unassailable standards of excellence. As awards and accolades accrued, Charles Lewis Tiffany led his company to grow from a New York
City legend to a jeweler of international renown.
http://nic.tiffany/

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Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Understanding .SHOP / .SHOPPING contention set

Diagram extracted from the ICANN website for a better understanding of the .SHOP / .SHOPPING contention set (click to enlarge).


The current status of string contention sets could change due to changes to application status as a result of withdrawals, evaluation results, dispute resolution proceedings, contention resolution processes, or the potential impact of ICANN accountability mechanisms. Except for the application statuses "Withdrawn" and "Delegated", application statuses are not final.

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The new gTLD info for Tuesday

Next ICANN new gTLD auction
SHOP / SHOPPING : 27 January 2016
https://gtldresult.icann.org/application-result/applicationstatus/stringcontentionstatus

"Don't drink and Drive"
If you don’t like the wine and automotive domain names launching this week, you can leave .feedback.
http://domainnamewire.com/2016/01/19/this-weeks-new-tlds-dont-drink-and-drive/

HOT: Does .tickets have the ultimate anti-cybersquatting system?
.tickets gTLD registry Accent Media has launched an anti-cybersquatting measure that lets the world know who is trying to register what domain name a whole month before the domain is allowed to go live.
http://domainincite.com/19800-does-tickets-have-the-ultimate-anti-cybersquatting-system

ICANN Plans to Track gTLD Marketplace Health
How are top level domain names doing? We might soon have a way to track them.
http://domainnamewire.com/2016/01/19/icann-plans-to-track-gtld-marketplace-health/

NamesCon auction was a coming out party for new TLDs
Here are the new domain names that sold in the auction. Most .CLUB domains found a buyer.
http://domainnamewire.com/2016/01/19/namescon-auction-was-a-coming-out-party-for-new-tlds/

Domain experts on the slow start for new gTLDS, and what may turn the tide
Google likely to be a major player in another way, specifically through the search engine treatment of new domains?
http://www.worldtrademarkreview.com/Blog/Detail.aspx?g=1c2d3016-3b1b-4f2f-8cfc-45069567145b

Fragonard.love is suspended
After reviewing the parties’ submissions, the Examiner determines that the Complainant has demonstrated all three elements of the URS by a standard of clear and convincing evidence; the Examiner hereby Orders the domain name «fragonard.love» be SUSPENDED for the duration of the registration.
http://www.adrforum.com/domaindecisions/1654755D.htm

Uniregistry beats Donuts to .shopping, but .shop still in play
Uniregistry has emerged as the successful registry-to-be of .shopping from the convoluted .shop/.shopping new gTLD contention set.
http://domainincite.com/19798-uniregistry-beats-donuts-to-shopping-but-shop-still-in-play

Donuts Launches .WINE and .VIN
Wineries, vintners, retailers, and wine aficionados have two new homes on the Internet as Donuts Inc., the largest registry for new "not-com" domain names (known in the industry as generic top-level domains, or gTLDs), today announced that the .WINE and .VIN gTLDs will be available for general registration on January 20.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/donuts-launches-wine--and-vin-internet-domains-300205941.html

New TLD .Feedback Arrived Today
...with Unique Features Designed by a Familiar Industry Face
nother new gTLD entered General Availability today but the man behind the .feedback extension is a familiar face who was well-known in the industry long before ICANN's current new gTLD program was even conceived.
http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/lowdown/2016/dailyposts/20160118.htm

.CORSICA domains are open to all
https://www.namebay.com/en/domainnames/

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Monday, December 21, 2015

UPDATE: the new gTLD info of the day (Monday)

www.joker.com
Investor talks about new gTLDs
(End of the article)
"Clearly 3 out of 4 new gtld's are underwater by number of registrations. Of course the number of registrations may have little to do with the actual commercial success of a gtld. It just happens to be one of the only pieces of data we can judge by early on. Number of registrations may not matter to an end user. Then again, it may! I will judge by the total amount of money spent to advertise and promote any single gtld. That includes all Radio, TV, Magazine, Billboards etc."http://www.ricksblog.com/2015/12/20-year-post-part-2-gtlds/

New gTLDs and Legal Rights Objection : which rights to be invoked ?
In the framework of a legal rights objection proceeding, the panel shall assess whether the disputed new gTLD application might infringe complainant’s rights.
http://ip-it.philippelaw.eu/new-gtlds-and-legal-rights-objection-which-rights-to-be-invoked/?lang=en
Season's Greetings from .AFRICA
The high point of our year was the Independent Review Panel (IRP) victory over the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) -the California-USA based organization that oversees the Internet Domain Name System. DotConnectAfrica Trust had applied for the .Africa generic Top-Level Domain registry from ICANN in 2012.
http://www.circleid.com/posts/20151218_seasons_greetings_2015_end_of_year_message_from_dotconnectafrica/

Dish DBS prevails in .PHONE over Donuts
.phone will be restricted
The new gTLD .phone is going to be tightly restricted, after Dish DBS won the contested string at auction.
http://domainincite.com/19732-phone-will-be-restricted-after-dish-gtld-auction-win

Will your dot brand help your SEO ranking?
Dot brand sites have the potential to be better ranked than other TLDs, but it will actually be the brands’ responsibility to make it happen.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/your-dot-brand-help-seo-ranking-arnaud-astier

Tata’s bid for .tata gTLD scuppered by Morocco
Tata Group, the humongous Indian conglomerate, has been told its flagship application for a dot-brand gTLD has been refused.
http://domainincite.com/19729-tatas-bid-for-tata-gtld-scuppered-by-morocco

New gTLD Development
A few foreign language sites are included this week, as the new gTLDs of course aren’t limited to the English language. The screenshots are linked, if you would like to check them out for yourselves.
http://domainshane.com/new-gtld-development-iot-flowers-datacom-global-atec-link/

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Monday, December 14, 2015

Monday: the new gTLD info of the day

Buy me on Startup.club
5 Registry agreements signed:
  1. .BOSTON (10 december);
  2. .CRUISE (10 december);
  3. .FREE (10 december);
  4. .BEAUTY (3 december);
  5. .HAIR (3 december).
https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/registries-date-2013-09-18-en

Not-Coms End the Year on a High (infographic)
The “not-com” movement has made it to prime time. Hundreds of new domain name extensions—the part to the right of the dot—are available to the general public, with hundreds more on the way.
http://www.donuts.domains/donuts-media/blog/not-coms-end-the-year-on-a-high

.WINE: first website spotted
The Jerez DO is the first Designation of Origen, or brand of any kind, in the world to use the newly-available TLD (top-level domain) of .wine, marking an important next level in Sherry Wine’s already well-established internet identity.http://www.sherry.wine/media-trade/news/sherry-worlds-first-use-wine

China Is Making Domain Name History
Short domains have always been valuable, but if you’re a company today and want to own a short domain name, your price just became a lot higher. And I mean a lot.
http://techcrunch.com/2015/12/12/china-making-domain-name-history/

.GREEN : Receives Top Google Ranking
However, the movie star was concerned she would lose her top page ranking on Google’s search engines. We assured Daphne Zuniga, star of The Sure Thing and Spaceballs, that the switch would be seamless and that the content from her former .net address could easily be transferred, while keeping her ranking on Google the same.
http://www.community.green/green-enjoys-celebrity-status/

BEARD.CLUB
Below is another look at a few developed sites on the new gTLDs. This week includes one example of using a new G as a shortener, and two examples of companies using a new G for a specialty site, as part of an expansion of their network of sites. Screenshots are linked to the sites if you’d like to check them out for yourself.
http://domainshane.com/new-gtld-development-cypher-audio-chat-beard-club-shaving-club-folks/

For The 1st Time Registry Reserved .POKER Domains In Auction
According to a press release we just received, Afilias, a leading domain registry operator, and RightOfTheDot (“ROTD”), a leader in Internet domain name auctions, sales and consulting, have partnered to offer Super Premium .Poker (“dotPoker”) Internet addresses during the NamesCon 2016 auction in Las Vegas on January 11.
http://www.thedomains.com/2015/12/11/for-the-1st-time-registry-reserved-poker-domains-in-auction/

Premium .SKI Domains Hit NamesCon Auction
Some of the most valuable snow skiing and water skiing domain names are being made available for the first time by the .Ski Registry, in the RightOfTheDot / NamesCon live domain Auction being held on January 11, 2016 at 2:00 PM Pacific Time at the NamesCon conference at the New Tropicana Hotel & Casino, online bidding will be available.
http://www.thedomains.com/2015/12/13/premium-ski-domains-hit-namescon-auction-water-ski-jet-ski-shop-ski-i-ski/

.WTF IS UP WITH ALL THESE NEW NOT-COM EXTENSIONS?
Yeah, we’re all familiar with .com, .net and .org. But what about .pizza, .productions, and even, yes, .wtf as a domain extension? These are the cool new kids in town, and the options seem endless. They’re known as “not-coms.”
http://katielinendoll.com/blog/2015/12/11/wtf-is-up-with-all-these-new-not-com-extensions

CSC’s New gTLD Utilization Report – December 2015
Our latest edition of CSC’s New gTLD Utilization Report shows some exciting activity among .brands, with more .brand sites launching and many climbing up the Alexa rankings (including a new entry by Google). We also share some interesting examples of new gTLDs in use and take a closer look at the rapid growth of new gTLDs in China.
http://www.digitalbrandinsider.com/cscs-new-gtld-utilization-report-december-2015/

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Friday, December 11, 2015

The new gTLD info of the day (Friday)

New gTLD Infographic
The announcement of new generic top-level domain names excited many domain investors and webmasters since they offered a chance to register exact match business and sector focused domain extensions, such as .market,.dentist,.actor and many others, when they first released. However a few was able to register valuable domain names that worth thousands of dollars. The infographic that we designed and shared below shares the lists of the biggest selling new gTLD extensions and top 10 gTLD domain name sales of 2015.
https://domainpromo.com/1757/top-gtld-sales-2015

Refusal to accept .scot email suffix
A HIGHLAND MSP has attacked energy giant E.ON after it refused to allow an account holder to log on with a .scot email suffix.
http://www.thenational.scot/news/msp-attacks-eon-over-refusal-to-accept-scot-email-suffix-because-it-would-cost-too-much.11051?

Are the new gTLDs performing better for SEO?
Since the new generic top level domains (gTLDs) started being released last year, there has been an inevitable question in many brand managers and marketeers heads: will they have an impact upon Search?
https://www.dotnice.com/new-gtlds-performing-better-in-search-than-the-traditional-ones/

SEO and new TLDs
As we all know each domain name is different. stahura.club is different than stahura.photography. Each domain name being “globally unique" is the main benefit of the domain name system.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/seo-new-tlds-paul-stahura

Public Comment Period opens
On 2 December 2015, XYZ.COM LLC submitted a Registry Services Evaluation Policy (RSEP) request to offer a new registry service for .XYZ, .COLLEGE, .RENT, .THEATRE, .PROTECTION, and .SECURITY TLDs. The registry service is a proxy service that will provide secondary gateway access toSRS/EPP, RDDS (via Whois – port 43 –, web-based Directory Service, RDAP, or any combination of the three), or both for the purposes of operating these TLDs in local domain name markets.
https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2-2015-12-10-en

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Thursday, December 10, 2015

The new gTLD info of the day (Thursday)

Will new domain name endings affect my website’s SEO?
No. The Webmaster Central blog recently addressed this question and more to make it clear that new domain name endings are not treated any differently than traditional domain name endings like .com or .org. Domain names with new endings are shown in search just like any other domain name. For example, if you search for the business Coffee Club, you will find their URL coffee.club.
http://googleandyourbusiness.blogspot.fr/2015/12/answers-to-common-questions-about-new_10.html

Changing Domain Name Ecosystem
The change began with the introduction of new gTLDs a couple years ago (but it’s not the only driver for the change). Legacy TLDs were, if not worried, at least aware of the dramatically increasing number of TLDs in use. And now I’m sure most of the readers are thinking I’m referring to increased competition by the new gTLDs – but that is not the case, the beef is somewhere else.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/changing-domain-name-ecosystem-juhani-juselius

Trends on the Secondary Market for Domains in the New gTLD Age
Following on from its first white paper on the Secondary Market for Domain Names published in 2010, Afnic has focusing in the latest edition on current issues and trends
https://www.afnic.fr/en/about-afnic/news/general-news/9517/show/trends-on-the-secondary-market-for-domain-names-in-the-new-gtld-age.html

Donuts: We are not Going To Deleted New gTLD Extensions
Donuts has responded strongly to debunk the report saying as the largest new gTLD operator they will not be closing down any new gTLD strings.
http://www.thedomains.com/2015/12/10/donuts-we-are-not-going-to-deleted-new-gtld-extensions/

Why Did Michael Berkens Keep Adult Domains & New gTLDs?
He also revealed that he kept the adult domain names and New gTLDs and plans to launch 2 websites selling these: Adult.Domains and The.Domains.
http://onlinedomain.com/2015/12/07/news/why-did-michael-berkens-keep-adult-domains-new-gtlds/

Request for Proposal: Study About the Domain Name System (DNS) Industry and Business in Africa
The goal of this study is to identify and define the strengths and weaknesses in the industry ecosystem within the region and develop recommendations on how to advance the industry and bring it closer to the opportunities available.
https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2015-11-30-en

Google Domains pitches new TLDs with Q&A post
Google uses Coffee.club as an example of how new domain names show up in search. It suggests typeing in “coffee club” at Google to see how a new TLD shows up in results, just like a .com domain name does.
http://domainnamewire.com/2015/12/10/google-domains-pitches-new-tlds-with-qa-post/

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Wednesday, December 9, 2015

The new gTLD info of the day (Wednesday)

Wonder.land
wonder.land is at the same time a musical and a website build with a new Top Level Domain. The musical is described as ” inspired by Lewis Carroll’s iconic story, wonder.land is a coming-of-age adventure that explores the blurred boundaries between our online and offline lives.” It has been created by Damon Albarn, Moira Buffini and Rufus Norris, and is playing since summer 2015.
http://dotstories.com/wonder-dot-land/

The New gTLD Domain Name Disputes
Much of the attention on domain name disputes among the new generic top-level domain names (gTLDs) has focused on the new dispute policy that arrived with them — the Uniform Rapid Suspension System (URS). But, an increasing number of new gTLD registrations are being decided under the pre-existing (and well-entrenched) Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP).
http://www.gigalaw.com/2015/12/09/here-come-the-new-gtld-domain-name-disputes/

CentralNic Buys Registrar Instra.com
CentralNic (LON:CNIC) is buying privately-owned domain name registrar, Instra Group, funded in part from a £10mln placing of stock with investors at 40p a share, for almost £16mln (A$33mln).
http://www.thedomains.com/2015/12/08/centralnic-buys-registrar-instra-com-stock-is-down-almost-20/


Decent .club domain names dropping soon
Again, here are some of the gems on the .CLUB SnapNames monthly auction. My team filtered out some decent names set to drop shortly. Any of these can be bid on by SnapNames. If they do not sell on SnapNames the names will be placed in the June 15th, 2016 tiered pricing premium name list set to be made available through the registrars.
https://www.namepros.com/threads/official-club-showcase-and-discussion-thread.825755/page-16#post-5172556

.MUSIC new gTLD: Imogen Heap Speaks For Herself
Pass the ad and listen to Imogen mention the coming .MUSIC new gTLD. It starts at 12:25 (Yes, I listened to the first 12 minutes)
"Imogen Heap chats with Jordan Crook about her MiMu gesture-control gloves, the single biggest problem facing musicians today, and what she’d like the future of the industry to look like."
http://techcrunch.com/video/imogen-heap-speaks-for-herself/519315651/
gTLDs: Baby, you can drive my .car
December 2015 will see the launch of three generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs), all focused on the automobile industry. However, the launch of .CAR, .CARS and .AUTO are unlikely to drive up domain name registration volumes due to the very high registration fees being charged by Cars Registry Limited, the joint venture that is the Registry operator for all three gTLDs.
http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=7da9abbe-3c4f-4b08-8bf2-c7ad67dc2b19

Four Sunrise Periods launching today:
  1. .CARS new gTLD
  2. .AUTO
  3. .CAR
  4. .コム (com)
https://secure.nameshield.net/recherche-dispo/calendar.php?lang=en

Verisign appeals XYZ court loss
Just days after .XYZ asked a court to force Verisign to pay its legal bills in a lawsuit; Verisign upped the ante by appealing the case.
http://domainnamewire.com/2015/12/09/verisign-appeals-xyz-court-loss/


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Friday, December 4, 2015

The new gTLD info of the day (Friday)

Tough times for Donuts
Since the application fee was $ 185,000 per TLD, they have invested around $ 34 million for those TLDs alone, and in addition, any auction fees, as several of these TLDs were applied for by other companies as well. The annual fee to ICANN for operating a TLD is $ 25,000, which means that they will pay over $ 4.5 million just to ICANN this year.
https://www.abepartners.se/tough-times-for-donuts/

Analysis of .CLUB and the New gTLDs
With the crossing over the 10 million mark for the total number of new gTLDs registered I thought that it would be worthwhile conducting an analysis of what is happening in this new market. As is typical of any new market, quite a number of new gTLDs are struggling but as registrations increase, time is on the side of those that have the cash to survive.
http://whizzbangsblog.com/index.php/article-archive/article-archive/entry/analysis-of-club-and-the-new-gtlds

ICANN security advisor predicts “hundreds” of new gTLDs will “go dark”
A security company led by a member of ICANN’s top security committee reckons that “hundreds” of new gTLDs are set to fail, leading to web sites “going dark”.
http://domainincite.com/19667-icann-security-advisor-predicts-hundreds-of-new-gtlds-will-go-dark

How a creative agency switched from .Com to .Rocks
A New York web design agency took precautions when it decided to switch to a .rocks domain name.
http://domainnamewire.com/2015/12/04/how-a-creative-agency-switched-from-com-to-rocks/

Why .bank matters to you
Today, hackers and online fraudsters can clone bank websites and put them online with web addresses similar to an actual bank. From there, a fraudster could drive traffic to the fake website via spam emails, fraudulent advertisements, or by making the web address of the fake site similar to the name of the real bank.
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/12/03/your-banks-website-is-about-to-change-and-thats-gr.aspx

Brand Registries and Gartner’s Technology Priorities for CIOs in 2016
Brand Registries aka dotBrands are new Internet entities. Over 500 brands are beginning to rollout, with more brand use case evidence every month. Most C-Levels have yet to fully comprehend what they are, what the digital implications are and how the Brand Registry will add value to improve the P&L.
http://authenticweb.com/brand-registries-and-gartners-technology-priorities-for-cios-in-2016/

Registries could wind-down unprofitable gTLDs
New gTLD portfolio registries may one day decide to wind down some of their gTLDs if they fail to reach profitability.
http://domainincite.com/19671-schilling-registries-could-wind-down-unprofitable-gtlds


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Thursday, December 3, 2015

The new gTLD info of the day (Thursday)

New Domains .Cars, .Car, and .Auto Launching Specifically for the Auto Industry
Cars Registry, a joint venture between XYZ and Uniregistry, today announced the availability of three new domain extensions: .Cars, .Car, and .Auto. Between December 9th and January 12th, these domains will first be made available exclusively to trademark holders registered in the Trademark Clearinghouse. The new extensions provide the auto industry with a distinct marketing advantage over today's expensive or often over-long, and consequently harder to remember, .com URLs -- a critical challenge in an increasingly mobile era.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-domains-cars-car-and-auto-launching-specifically-for-the-auto-industry-300186949.html

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New gTLDs Gain Momentum
As hundreds of new domain extensions entered the market in 2014, one question was on everyone’s mind: how would they perform in search? After tracking and comparing search results for nearly a year and a half, a recent search engine marketing study found compelling evidence that new gTLDs are converting at a much higher rate than .COM.
http://donuts.domains/donuts-media/blog/new-gtlds-gain-momentum-in-the-search-environment

.CLUB Hits Record Breaking $1,622,164.13
As of November 30, 2015, total cumulative sales of registry reserved premium .CLUB names came to $2,890,363.40. The highest single sale remains Wine.club at $140,000.00, however November’s blockbuster sales include a 7-figure package deal to a single Chinese Investor.
http://nic.club/club-hits-record-breaking-1622164-13-in-november-premium-name-sales/

After I become a TMCH member, how and when can I register the .Cars, .Car, and .Auto domains that I want?
You can register your exact-match trademark domains starting on December 9, 2015 at any participating retailer. Domains are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so it is important to secure your marks early on in the Sunrise period. In order for your registration to be completed in Sunrise, the domain must match the SMD file you submit with your order.
https://go.cars/tmch

.XYZ Premium domains
Our mission here at XYZ is to create choice and competition on the internet. We want everyone to be able get a short and memorable .xyz domain without breaking the bank. That's why we released just about every CCC.xyz and LLLL.xyz out there (as well as plenty of other extremely desirable names) for standard registration fees.
http://gen.xyz/premiums


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Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Interview of Axelle Lemaire on ".wine" domain names (in French)

Mobilisée aux cotés des vignerons pour défendre la protection des Indications Géographiques (IG) sur internet dans le cadre de l’ouverture des noms de domaine « .vin » et « .wine », Axelle Lemaire, secrétaire d’Etat chargée du numérique est intervenue le 24 novembre dernier à l’Assemblée Générale de la CNAOC. Dans une interview accordée à la CNAOC, elle revient sur les dossiers en cours : « .vin » et « .wine », nouveau cycle d’ouverture de noms de domaine et développement numérique de la viticulture.

Le lancement officiel des nouvelles extensions « .vin » et « .wine » aura lieu le 27 janvier prochain. Vous vous êtes fortement mobilisée sur ce dossier aux cotés des viticulteurs. Pourriez-vous revenir sur les étapes importantes de la mobilisation ? Avec quelles organisations avez-vous travaillé pour renverser la décision de l’ICANN ?

La reconnaissance par l’ICANN des indications géographiques dans l’attribution des extensions « .vin » et « .wine » est le fruit d’une intense mobilisation internationale, à laquelle l’Union Européenne et la France ont pris une part déterminante.

Début avril 2014, la Commission européenne, la France associée à plusieurs pays du GAC, qui représente les gouvernements des pays au sein de l’ICANN, et plusieurs organisations représentatives de la filière viticole ont fortement critiqué la décision de cette structure d’attribuer ces extensions sans aucun respect des indications géographiques. Cette mobilisation internationale, à laquelle j’ai pris une part active dès mon arrivée au gouvernement, a conduit l’ICANN à repousser une première fois l’attribution de ces noms de domaine.

Enregistrez vos ".vin" et ".wine"
Lors d’une réunion de l’ICANN à Londres du 22 au 26 juin 2014, j’ai personnellement demandé la suspension de l’attribution de ces adresses tant qu’aucune garantie ne serait apportée sur le respect des origines géographiques de nos vignobles. J’ai par ailleurs annoncé que la France serait contrainte de quitter la table des négociations sur la réforme de l ’ICANN si les extensions « .vin » et « .wine » étaient attribuées sans garantie du respect des origines géographiques de nos vignobles.

La France a notamment lié ce dossier aux négociations en cours sur le traité de libre-échange avec les Etats-Unis. Il nous apparaissait déplacé que l’ICANN, instance technique de l’internet, demeure seule à décider sur des enjeux commerciaux majeurs, ce qui lui donne un rôle politique ambigu et peu transparent. Associés aux autres pays européens producteurs de vin, et aux représentants des filières viticoles, nous avons fait pression pour que l’UE s’engage à appliquer la législation européenne contre toute usurpation ou imitation en ligne des indications géographiques protégées.

A la suite de la réunion de Londres, l’ICANN a pris le temps de la concertation et nous a rassurés sur son souhait de trouver une solution acceptable par tous. Après le désistement de deux des trois candidats aux extensions .vin et .wine, les représentants des viticulteurs, au premier rang desquels figurait la CNAOC, sont entrés en phase de négociation avec l’ICANN et Donuts pour formaliser un accord.

Cet accord a été trouvé mi-2015 et a permis l’engagement d’une procédure d’ouverture des extensions qui tient compte des intérêts des professionnels.

Vin.club est disponible sur Startup.club
L’ICANN prévoit d’ores et déjà de lancer un nouveau round d’ouverture de noms de domaine. La protection des indications géographiques n’est pour l’instant toujours pas prise en compte. Quelle est la stratégie du gouvernement français et plus largement de l’Europe pour faire évoluer les règles d’ici là ?

Nous avons gagné une première bataille autour des extensions « .vin » et « .wine », mais le combat mené par la France pour une réforme de l’ICANN, notamment dans le sens d’une prise en compte globale des appellations d’origine, est loin d’être terminé.

Ce qu’on a vu avec le .vin/.wine, c’est que les règles de l’ICANN ne prennent pas assez bien en compte les intérêts des autres professions. L’ICANN est une organisation qui gère les ressources de l’internet : ces ressources sont utilisées par tous les secteurs économiques mais leur gouvernance est contrôlée par un petit nombre de professionnels de l’internet. De plus, la gouvernance de cette organisation a beaucoup de progrès à faire pour gagner la confiance de l’ensemble des acteurs économiques.

Je serai très vigilante sur l’ouverture de nouveaux noms de domaines : avant de lancer un nouveau cycle, un bilan partagé et approfondi devra être mené sur la première vague d’ouverture. J’ai moi-même confié une mission au Conseil général de l’Economie pour définir une stratégie coordonnée des pouvoirs publics et des entreprises français en vue de cette deuxième phase.

Quelles sont vos propositions dans le cadre de la réforme de la gouvernance de l’ICANN ? Notamment pour faire en sorte que la voix des gouvernements soit mieux entendue et que l’organisation soit plus indépendante ?

L’ICANN est aujourd’hui une organisation basée en Californie, sous tutelle de fait des Etats-Unis, qui contrôle l’attribution des noms de domaine sur internet pour le monde entier. Cette situation n’est pas saine, peut induire des conflits d’intérêt, des distorsions de concurrence.

C’est pourquoi, la France réclame depuis plusieurs années, avec l’Union Européenne et de nombreux autres pays réunis au sein du GAC, que l’ICANN devienne une institution plus indépendante, avec une gouvernance gérée de manière multilatérale par la communauté mondiale des acteurs du net mais également des utilisateurs.

Barack Obama avait annoncé en mars 2014 la fin de la tutelle américaine pour septembre 2015 et nous sommes aujourd’hui très mobilisés pour que la réforme en cours de l’ICANN aboutisse, tout en préservant nos objectifs : si le gouvernement américain respecte sa promesse de retirer la tutelle qu’il exerce sur l’ICANN, ce sera un progrès significatif pour une gouvernance d’internet plus partagée.

Au-delà, il faut préserver la voix des gouvernements, au sein d’un modèle multi-acteurs qui est au fondement de la gouvernance d’internet. Ce modèle devra nécessairement se renouveler pour inclure les acteurs d’autres secteurs économiques que l’internet, et d’autres continents que l’Amérique du Nord.

Le numérique fait partie intégrante de l’économie. Au-delà de la défense des noms est posée la question du développement du secteur au travers d’Internet. Quelles seraient vos conseils au secteur viticole ?

Etre offensifs ! On l’a vu avec l’essor de géants du net comme Facebook, Amazon, Google etc. : dans l’économie numérique les premiers entrants, ceux qui qui parviennent à croitre rapidement pour dominer un marché globalisé, deviennent des acteurs incontournables, voire uniques dans leur domaine d’activité, selon le principe du Winner takes all !

Or, contrairement aux préjugés, l’agriculture et le numérique font très bon ménage : les deux tiers des agriculteurs, qui sont aussi et surtout des entrepreneurs, utilisent internet quotidiennement pour leur travail, et notamment pour consulter les services de météorologie et les cours de bourse. Les agriculteurs sont aussi accros aux réseaux sociaux que les autres catégories professionnelles.

Et l’innovation affecte l’ensemble des domaines et métiers agricoles, comme l’a montré le rapport « agriculture et innovation 2025 » qui m’a été remis récemment avec Stéphane le Foll et Thierry Mandon. La France a tous les atouts pour faire entrer l’agriculture dans la modernité, en termes de compétitivité bien sûr mais aussi de respect pour l’environnement.

En ce qui concerne la distribution de nos produits viticoles, l’enjeu est donc de se mettre rapidement à l’échelle d’un marché globalisé. Les acteurs doivent pouvoir se regrouper, afin de pouvoir investir massivement pour devenir rapidement des leaders mondiaux. Pourquoi la première marketplace viticole du monde ne serait-elle pas Française demain ? Nos vignobles ont une réputation internationale, ce sont des produits à haut potentiel dans une économie globalisée.

Au-delà de la distribution, il faut mobiliser l’ensemble de nos jeunes pousses de la French Tech pour qu’elles puissent, via leurs objets connectés et leurs réseaux de capteurs, collecter, transmettre et analyser de plus en plus de données très précises sur nos cultures viticoles. Cet enjeu des données est pour moi majeur : il est essentiel pour l’avenir de notre viticulture (et plus globalement pour l’avenir agricole de notre pays) de faire en sorte que les agriculteurs restent maitres de leurs données, et le Gouvernement appuiera les initiatives allant en ce sens.

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