已送交申請的新後綴

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com.tw註冊量約近20萬筆
.taipei應該有超過這數量的機會
看如何收費啦

可惜網中的中文 .政府 是專有的
如有普通中文後綴就可以帶動中文化

有看到申請.公司 .商城 .商店等中文域名

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域名城(domain.cn)6月14日消息，昨日晚8点，互联网名称与数字地址分配机构(ICANN)正式公布了近2000个新顶级域名申请名单，截止目前，据详细统计，申请量达1930个，其中，奇虎360(.anqun、.shouji)、百度(.baidu)、新浪(.weibo)、腾讯(.weibo)阿里巴巴(.taobao、tmall)这些国内巨头无疑最引人瞩目。

　　此次新顶级域名申请时间为2012年1月12日至2012年5月30日，此前曾曝光的爱国者(.aigo)、名商网(.corp)、万网(.xin)均出现在名单中，除此之外，一些中文顶级域名也引来了多方关注，一号店、中信、亚马逊等均上线申请名单。

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The 10 strangest domain name proposals

FoxNews.com June 13, 2012

The .rush is on -- and it may create the world wide weird.

Proposals for Internet addresses ending in ".pizza," ".space" and ".auto" are among the nearly 2,000 submitted as part of the largest expansion ever in the online address system -- each application costing a whopping $185,000.

Apple, Sony and American Express are among companies that are seeking eponymous domain names using their brands. But the list of domain name proposals runs the gamut from obvious to extraordinary. Here are the ten strangest.

.George: Is the giant Wal-Mart chain of stores having an identity crisis? Not at all. The chain, famously founded by Sam Walton, explains that “George” is the first supermarket clothing brand. There are over 3,000 stores across the UK, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Japan, selling against that brand, the company noted in its application.

.goo: Search giant Google went for the eponymous domain, but it also sought the abridged version to “provide a more recognizable, branded, trusted web space … for streamlined provision of Google services.” It’s not alone: Japanese tech giant NTT Communications already runs a popular web portal with that name, and wants to shorten that name down. Let the battle begin!

.Indians: Quick, what’s the second most popular sport in the world? While soccer is planet Earth’s pastime, humans love a game of cricket almost as much. And the Mumbai Indians -- a popular and prominent cricket franchise representing the city of Mumbai in the Indian Premier League (IPL) -- think they’re popular enough to merit their own domain.

.ketchup: The only condiment to merit its own domain name, .ketchup was proposed by ProMark Brands -- a subsidiary of the H.J. Heinz Company. And good news! If you’re a fan, you might someday be able to get your own email address there. “ProMark will assess whether its business plan and expansion strategy should be augmented by extending registration rights to a broader class of licensees, potentially including customers of Heinz.”

.lol: Uniregistry is another new startup applying for a slew of recognizable domain names. “I’ve always been extremely passionate about naming, said managing director Frank Schilling. “For ten years, I’ve been waiting for a meaningful opportunity surrounding top level domain names. Now that it’s here, I’m proud to be making names for registrants of the future.” For Schilling, “.lol” is an obvious choice. “Comedy is the currency of the Internet,” the company said in its application.

.OOO: Indian company Infibeam has perhaps the most ambitious plan unveiled by its domain name application: “Our goal is nothing less than providing a billion stores for a billion people,” the company wrote. It currently hosts websites for Indian businesses small and large -- and aims to take this service worldwide at .ooo.

.plumbing: Because the Internet is really no more than a series of tubes, right?

.sucks: Another in demand gTLD, “.sucks” is being chased by no less than three registrants. Top Level Spectrum, Inc. wants to create a place “dedicated to dealing with negative feedback.” Rival registrant Donuts Inc. has a similar vision: “There is a deep history of progressivity and societal advancement resulting from the online free expressions of criticism.”

.Vermögensberatung: The award for longest domain goes to Deutsche Vermögensberatung Aktiengesellschaft, which in English loosely translates as "German financial advisors.” The German multi-level marketing investment company is also after “.vermögensberater,” which means financial advisor.

.WTF: One domain name registrar is betting dollars to donuts on this off-color TLD. Donuts.co applied for 307 new domains in the latest roll-out and believes it can offer a fresh choice for web users. “Finding a usable Internet address is a real problem,” Donuts CEO Paul Stahura said. “The Internet was opened for worldwide use almost 20 years ago … we’re overdue for expansion.”

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Amazon in pursuit of 76 new gTLD’s; .BOOK, .CLOUD, .MAIL, .NEWS and more..
by Mike Cohen 06|13|2012

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) through it’s Luxembourg based subsidiary Amazon EU S.à r.l. is pursuing 76 new domain extensions. Amazon.com, the world’s largest online retailer has selected Neustar (NYSE: NSR) as the provider of back-end registry services for all of it’s new gTLD’s, it was revealed earlier today during ICANN’s press event in London, UK.

Neustar has emerged as the largest registry services provider for new gTLD’s, we learned just the other day. Amazon surely wanted the best infrastructure and support for their ambitious new gTLD’s, and that they will get with a relationship with Virginia based Neustar Inc, who is a leader in the field.



Amazon’s applications for all of the top-level domains, which cost $185,000/each in just ICANN fees alone, were processed and submitted successfully by London based Valideus, a gTLD consulting & registry management company, and it’s sister company Com Laude, a boutique domain name registrar and management company.

Amazon turned out to be the 3rd single largest applicant for new gTLD’s, behind domain start-up’ Donuts Inc. 307 applications, and search giant Google — which submitted 101 total, which put it at the #2 spot.

Amazon has applied for 11 IDN (internationalized) domain names. Their script codes are: 1 in hans, 3 in hani and the remaining 7 in kana. Below you can find the list.

.xn--jlq480n2rg translates to Amazon
.xn--fct429k translates to Consumer Electronics
.xn--gk3at1e translates to Online Shopping
.xn--jvr189m translates to Food
.xn--cckwcxetd translates to Amazon
.xn--gckr3f0f translates to Cloud
.xn--cck2b3b translates to Store
.xn--1ck2e1b translates to Sale
.xn--bck1b9a5dre4c translates to Fashion
.xn--eckvdtc9d translates to Point
.xn--rovu88b translates to Book

The remaining 65 top-level domain names (see the list after the jump) that Amazon has applied for are your standard English based letters that need no further explanation.


.AMAZON
.APP
.AUDIBLE
.AUTHOR
.AWS
.BOOK
.BOT
.BOX
.BUY
.CALL
.CIRCLE
.CLOUD
.COUPON
.DEAL
.DEV
.DRIVE
.FAST
.FIRE
.FREE
.GAME
.GOT
.GROUP
.HOT
.IMDB
.JOT
.JOY
.KIDS
.KINDLE
.LIKE
.MAIL
.MAP
.MOBILE
.MOI
.MOVIE
.MUSIC
.NEWS
.NOW
.PAY
.PIN
.PLAY
.PRIME
.READ
.ROOM
.SAFE
.SAVE
.SEARCH
.SECURE
.SHOP
.SHOW
.SILK
.SMILE
.SONG
.SPOT
.STORE
.TALK
.TUNES
.TUSHU
.VIDEO
.WANGGOU
.WOW
.YAMAXUN
.YOU
.YUN
.ZAPPOS
.ZERO

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MarkMonitor reports .brands account for over 30% of all new top-level domains
by Mike Cohen 06|13|2012

MarkMonitor.com has analyzed all 1,930 new gTLD applications that were successfully processed with ICANN. The applications came in from 60 countries for 1,408 unique strings. Of the 1,930 applications received, dotBrands accounted for 664 of them according to MarkMonitor, which makes for about 1/3rd total.

MarkMonitor has segmented the data and provides the following insights into which sectors have applied for .brand TLDs. To no surprise, Technology and Media lead the list. Elisa Cooper, Director of Product Marketing at MarkMonitor made their findings and new data available on the company’s official blog earlier in the day.



There are an additional 80 .brand top-level domains which MarkMonitor have classified as “Other”, as they do not fall into any of the categories listed above. Aside from the .brand TLDs, there are also 84 “Community-Based” TLDs, some of which are also designated as geographical names. In addition, there are 66 geographical names (most of which are city TLDs). Only 116 applications of the 1930 applications utilize IDNs (Internationalized Domain Names).

There are 1179 uncontested applications, and 751 contested applications representing 230 unique strings. In terms of geographical distribution of applicants, according to the newly revealed data by ICANN, approximately 78% of the applicants are located in North America and Europe. 16% of applicants are located in the Asia-Pacific Region and less than 2% of applicants are located in Latin American and Africa.

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.WANGGOU 網購

.YAMAXUN 亞馬遜

.YUN 雲

申請這些拼音後綴不是很奇怪嗎？

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作者: 哈啦

.WANGGOU 網購

.YAMAXUN 亞馬遜

.YUN 雲

申請這些拼音後綴不是很奇怪嗎？

那是 咱們 不用拼音的人 的感覺;

大陸的人民 說不定覺得很酷吧 ?!

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作者: 哈啦

所有已送交的新綴申請及申請者，有很多是有一個以上的申請者。

http://newgtlds.icann.org/en/program...utc-13jun12-en

ICANN 通知 -

New gTLD Application Details Temporarily Offline - UPDATE

14 June 2012

We have temporarily disabled viewing of the application details and will provide more information on this matter as it becomes available.

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域名的世界真是愈來愈繁花盛開了...

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