gTLD Strategy

ICANN: Why Being in the Know is Key

June 26, 2012

FairWinds Partners — June 26, 2012

Early this morning, at 7:30 AM Prague time, a group of new gTLD applicants and members of the gTLD Registries Stakeholder Group (RySG) gathered in a meeting room to adopt the charter for a new group, the New TLD Applicant Group, or NTAG. The group was established under the umbrella of the RySG; its charter was based off the RySG charter and the group will utilize RySG resources like a mailing list and an administrator who can set up conference calls. (more…)

TAGS: Brands, gTLD Registries Stakeholder Group, ICANN, New gTLDs

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