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[council] Supporting New gTLD Applicants, Including Those From Developing Economies
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- Subject: [council] Supporting New gTLD Applicants, Including Those From Developing Economies
- From: Glen de Saint Géry <Glen@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:06:47 -0700
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http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-3-19sep11-en.htm
Supporting New gTLD Applicants, Including Those From Developing Economies
19 September 2011
This program seeks to facilitate partnerships with those seeking assistance in
launching a new gTLD with those in the community able and eager to provide
assistance. These partnerships can play an important role in achieving a new
gTLD Program goal of increasing global diversity and participation in the
Domain Name System.
ICANN is launching a program where established organizations can apply to
operate a generic top-level domain (gTLD) of their choosing. Operating a gTLD
is a technology based service comprised of many requirements and expenses,
e.g., acquiring equipment, establishing operations, hiring and training staff
and providing customer service. Some entities planning to apply for and operate
a TLD may seek technical or financial information or assistance to facilitate
establishment of a new registry.
The ICANN community is rich with talented, experienced and resourced
participants who may be interested in helping others who seek such assistance.
ICANN is seeking to facilitate cooperation among those entities seeking to
establish a gTLD registry that serves the public interest and those entities
willing and able to provide assistance to those entities. This page is intended
to establish connections across both types of organizations by providing a
"landing" page, where entities can state whether they are seeking or able to
provide assistance. The page will contain contact information so that parties
may contact one another. While applicants from developing countries are
encouraged to participate, no applicants will be disqualified from
participating based on location.
The Internet community is strongly urged to pass this information along to
interested parties.
Program Information
For new gTLD applicants, including those from developing economies, who seek
assistance to set up a new gTLD registry, this page can provide a connection to
organizations interested in providing such assistance.
Here you will find links to two work spaces:
1. New gTLD applicants seeking assistance in meeting the requirements of
the new gTLD program.<http://forms.icann.org/gtld/gtld-candidate.php>
2. Organizations interested in assisting applicants with pro bono work,
in-kind support or grants<http://forms.icann.org/gtld/gtld-organization.php>.
Note: This page is not intended to market third party consulting services nor
future gTLD applicants or extensions. The lists of participants are composed
through a self-electing process and are not validated nor endorsed by ICANN.
ICANN provides no warranties and takes no responsibility for the quality,
legitimacy, or connection between the parties.
Examples of the types of non-financial support organizations can provide
include:
* New gTLD Program application writing and application process
* Logistical assistance
* Technical help
* Legal and filing support
* Registry back-end services
* Infrastructure or advice for providing IPv6 compatibility; IPV6 compatible
hardware/networks
* DNS services
* IDN implementation support
* DNSSEC consulting
* Translations
* Training - in areas like building a sustainability plan, marketing, and
operations.
Organizations offering to provide assistance should give a specific description
of the kind of support offered so as to better inform candidates as to the
types of assistance available.
Organizations participating in this space have the responsibility to keep all
the information up to date and can request update via e-mail to
candidate-support@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:candidate-support@xxxxxxxxx>. If a party
wants to withdraw the name from website, needs to formally request via email to
candidate-support@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:candidate-support@xxxxxxxxx>.
This initiative is part of the Applicant Support Program that is currently
under development. More details will be available soon.
As the launch of the New gTLD Program is scheduled for January 2012,
organizations that wish to be part of this Directory should submit information
as soon as possible.
Important:
* The Applicant Support listings are a free community service facilitated by
ICANN. ICANN does not control the content or third party site links in any
listing and does not endorse or support any organization listed. Listing
information may not be current or up to date.
* We encourage all users to exercise care when dealing with any listed
organization. Please check our
FAQs<http://newgtlds.icann.org/applicants/candidate-support/faqs> for more
details about the directory. You may report any suspicious listing or behavior
to candidate-support@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:candidate-support@xxxxxxxxx>.
* A complete list of terms and conditions may be found on the Directory
Submission Form
Enroll now as one of the following:
Applicant seeking pro bono
assistance<http://forms.icann.org/gtld/gtld-candidate.php>
Provider of pro bono
assistance<http://forms.icann.org/gtld/gtld-organization.php>
For the Applicant Support Directory go
here<https://community.icann.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=23396551>.
For information about the New gTLD Program, go
here<http://newgtlds.icann.org/about/program>
Glen de Saint Géry
GNSO Secretariat
gnso.secretariat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://gnso.icann.org
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