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The Arabic Script IDN Working Group in Jordan

I had probably one of the most amazing and productive trips last week. I was in Amman, Jordan to attend the 4th Arabic Script IDN Working Group meeting along with over 20 colleagues from the region. The "Arabic Script in Internationalized Domain Names - Working Group" (ASIWG) is an autonomous and self organized group formed by regional and global Internet key players interested in the integration of the Arabic script in Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs).

Only 1 More Week to Nominate Your Favorite .ORG for the NTC .ORG Ambassador Awards!

Reminder, Reminder!  Don’t waste another second and nominate your favorite .ORG to become the first ever NTC .ORG Ambassador.  The awards will be announced at this year’s NTC Conference in San Francisco from April 26 – 28, 2009, from the Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN).

Earth Hour: Being a Part of the Action

5Earth Hour began in Sydney in 2007, when 2.2 million homes and businesses switched off their lights for one hour. In 2008 the message had grown into a global sustainability movement, with 50 million people switching off their lights. Global landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, Rome’s Colosseum, the Sydney Opera House and the Coca Cola billboard in Times Square all stood in darkness.

On NTEN, the .ORG Resource Center and the Jammin’ NTC 2009

With Holly Ross Executive Director, NTEN  

This April at the NTEN NTC Conference in San Francisco, we’ll be debuting our first-ever NTC .ORG Ambassador Award, which we’re very excited about! The Award seeks to continue our sprit of community and sharing across the .ORG domain.

CENTR Barcelona and the Future of the Internet

This week our CEO, Alexa Raad, and I attended the Council of European National Top Level Domain Registries (CENTR) conference in Barcelona, Spain. I was excited to provide a presentation on the DNSSEC Industry Coalition started by our company last August. The coalition includes major Internet community leaders and is working to increase understanding and widespread implementation of DNSSEC.

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The DNSSEC Industry Coalition meets to “make it so”

The DNSSEC Industry Coalition conducted its first face to face meeting on Friday, March 13, 2009 at Google’s Washington, DC office. Google’s fun filled meeting room was packed with organizations that share a keen interest in DNS Security through the implementation of DNSSEC.

Announcing the 1st Annual NTC .ORG Ambassador Awards!

We are very excited to announce the debut of the .ORG Ambassador Awards at this year’s NTC Conference in San Francisco from April 26 – 28, 2009, from the Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN). Formed in the spirit of collaboration and community that we’re continually promoting across the .ORG domain, this year’s Ambassador will be a recognized leader! The primary category for award nominations will be in the ‘Tech Savvy’ area, noting key ways your .ORG uses technology and social media to advance your missions worldwide or in your community.

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Mexico City Hosts an Eventful ICANN Meeting

The Mexico City ICANN Conference was more eventful than some of us had anticipated. Among the highlights was Paul Twomey’s announcement that he is stepping down as President and CEO of ICANN effective on June 30. He will remain until the end of the year as “Senior President” in an advisory capacity to assist the ICANN Board in its search for a replacement and in the transition to a new CEO.

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.ORG Domains are Informative, Trustworthy and Valuable says Survey Results

We conducted a brand survey at the end of 2008, reaching out to 10,000 Internet users across Europe and North America. We wanted to get a reading on two primary points – what types of organizations does a .ORG domain represent, and what characteristics are associated with a .ORG domain name.

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The DNSSEC Groundswell

It’s been 15 long years since the standard for DNSSEC was developed and sadly adoption has been painfully low until recently, thanks to Dan Kaminsky, the infamous Internet Researcher who indentified that gaping hole in the DNS. The discovery of the fundamental flaw in DNS sparked industry wide attention! Every day, we move a little closer to widespread DNSSEC adoption, so I thought I’d take a moment and highlight some of the most notable milestones.

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