Public Interest Registry (PIR), a non-profit group managing .org TLD announced a novel international public awareness campaign aimed at defending .org domain name holders from the imminent detrimental effects of permitting their .org domain names to terminate.

The company said its novel campaign ‘protectyour.org’ focalizes on conserving the importance of .org domain, aspires to instruct persons regarding its value whether they are specialized or novices.

It also provides gradations for placing, administering, strengthening and procuring domain names to minimize the possibility of disorders that may happen when domain names tumble either purposely or because of expiration.

An ICANN accredited registrar & web hosting service provider, Cheapville offers the popular website, Tonight product to provide key solutions for those aspires to find a place in the .MOBI revolution.

The company says that anyone can easily generate a .MOBI-compliant WebSite without any difficulty. The pages configured for .MOBI are optimized for active devices, making the loading process easier and navigate from the smaller, more limited screens of wireless phones and PDAs.

Users can also generate websites that are initialized specially to provide mobile content and services and the oth

An ICANN accredited registrar, 4Domains, launched Domain Auction site DotPound.com. 4Domains is possessed and operated by SEInc, which has been in the hosting business since 1997.

John Palmer, CTO of 4Domains said it’s crucial to stimulate the demand for promoting and purchasing domain names for an industry providing successfulness for both the buyer and seller.

“We look at this site as a monument to the industry for providing a free service maintained by an ICANN Accredited Registrar to benefit the entire registrar and web hosting industry,” said Chuck Steinberger, CEO of 4Domains said.

Leading provider of global domain name registration and Internet services, Register.com has nominated ‘Larry Kutscher,’ as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Kutscher holds a political science degree from Brown University and an MBA from Columbia Business School.

Mr. Kutscher has identified himself as an online business constructor, which productively reach large amounts of small to medium sized organizations.

Before Dun and Bradstreet, Mr. Kutscher worked as Managing Director of Wealth Management at Goldman Sachs and Co., where he spent twelve years at American Express.

According to the company, Mr. Kutscher establishes numerous Internet-enabled businesses comprising Hoover’s acquisition and development. He was a member of Dun and Bradstreet’s worldwide leadership group since 2001.

EURid has reduced the domain registration and renewal charges for .eu domains from 10 to 5 euro with effect from January 1st 2007.

The overall credit of this substantive fall goes to the huge interest in .eu and the rising number of registrations. The fee set by the company is charged to the commissioned .eu registrars and which in turn locate the prices for their clients.

Numerous registrars roll up their services to integrate web hosting and email packages. But, EURid is confident that the price decline will be carried over that will also benefit the end users.

Van Wesermael, Managing Director of EURid said, “EURid is now following up on its promise to reduce the fees after one year of operation. We hope this will stimulate more users to see the advantage of having a true European Internet presence by choosing a .eu domain name.”

Web hosting services provider Fasthosts has teamed up with Sedo, the world’s only global domain marketplace, which will enable its clients to acquire formerly registered domain names through Sedo’s safe and competitive secondary domain marketplace.

Stephen Holford, Director of Product Marketing, Fasthosts said, “The Sedo community of domain owners represents a very dynamic global market for Fasthosts. It offers domain solutions for a variety of audiences from large and small domain name resellers to individual domain customers, but all of them can take advantage of Sedo's comprehensive secondary marketplace services.”

Web hosting and Domain Name Registration services provider, RegisterFly.com has nominated Mark Klein as its Vice President of Sales.

The company said Klein will look after retail and reseller offerings and speed up sales development and ameliorating the customer experience.

Mark Klein has 12 years of experience in the wholesale and retail environments.

Before linking up with RegisterFly.com, Mark spent 5 years at Tucows Inc. as Sr. Account and Business Development Manager.

Kevin Medina, CEO of RegisterFly.com said, “Mark Klein has an impressive background in our industry and will be an integral part of driving our future growth.”

Sedo, which stands alone as the world’s only worldwide domain marketplace annunciates that it has sold gays.com via its online domain marketplace.

Internet entrepreneurs, Julius and David Dreyer of Germany have purchased the domain name for $500,000.

The company said 82 domain names changed ownerships through Sedo Auctions during the first week. The report also showed the sale of tractors.com for $153,500, w2.com for $31,000, flirty.com for $27,000, and playback.com for $22,321, says the company.

Matt Bentley, Chief Strategy Officer of Sedo said, “Online auctions are a natural transition for the domain industry, ensuring that names are exposed to a maximum number of buyers and names are sold at their peak marketplace value.”

ICANN declared that recently it will commence Internationalized Domain Names that are based on growth so far and future work.

At present, ICANN is carrying out laboratory tests to find out the promptness of the root zone file and other related root servers and resolvers to put up or act upon IDNs. After completion, the consequences will be publicized on ICANN’s website. The test design is likely to be accessible for public analysis in November, and the live root zone tests will be channeled and prepared for investigation by next month.

Paul Twomey, President and CEO of ICANN said, “ICANN has a clear process for the introduction of IDNs. There is much intense work being done by ICANN committees and the Internet Engineering Task Force. That includes IETF standards, testing and rules discussions. A substantial amount of this work is now coming to fruition.”

Cheapville Domain Name Registration & Webhosting Company has established TippingPoint systems for defending dedicated and virtual dedicated hosting servers without charging extra costs.

According to the company, an intrusion prevention system is based on certain rules for examining traffic and it also checks whether data packets are lawful or malevolent. In addition to this safety trait, every dedicated and virtual dedicated hosting program consists of free setup, a free SSL certificate, 24/7 customer support, physical security and network monitoring.

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