.AR (Argentina)
Register your IDN (Internationalised Domain Name) in Argentina!
Today you can register your domain with Spanish and Portuguese characters in Argentina. Don't wait any longer, register, now! Domains applied for from now on will be allocated on a 'first come, first served' basis.
.MX (Mexico)
Register your second level domain in Mexico now!
If you already have a third level .MX domain, you can now register the corresponding second level domain.
.GF (French Guyana)
Regiser now!
From today you no longer need to have a local presence or to meet any other requirements to register your domain in the French Guyana.
Apply now!
.TEL
The new way of communicating.
Anyone wishing to register a .tel domain can now do so with no need to meet any requirements.
Domains applied for during this phase will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Get your .tel domain now and be reached by your colleagues and clients in just one easy click!
New generic Top Level Domains.
When and how?
Last June ICANN announced the liberalisation of new and potentially unlimited new generic Top Level Domains. After a few months of this announcement, ICANN also released the first version of the Applicant Guidebook describing the processes and requirements necessary for applying and registering a new gTLD.
The liberalisation of the new gTLDs, as well as the first Applicant Guidebook, raised strong critics in the Internet community and in brand owners especially. This is why ICANN decided to open a public space on its website to allow anyone to post a comment, feedback or suggestion in regards to this new important process.
The second draft of the Applicant Guidebook, which ICANN released at the end of last February, takes into consideration many of the observations that companies as well as trademark owners posted on this public forum. It is important to underline that this version of the Applicant Guidebook is not yet the final and definitive one and that one more is to follow in a few months.
