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NIC.io

Organization
Type Commercial
Focus Internet
Region EUR
Country
  • United Kingdom
City Christchurch
Founded 1997
Websites

Nic.io is the registry for .io ccTLD for the British Indian Ocean Territories (consisting the Chagos Archipelago which includes Diego Garcia, Peros Banhos, etc.). It was founded in 1997 by its parent company, the Internet Computer Bureau, which provides software, routing and satellite services to domain name registries, government telecommunication authorities, and telecommunication companies worldwide. [1]

Paul Kane is the Chairman of the company and its data centers are located in Amsterdam, London, Melbourne, San Francisco, Seattle, Tokyo and Zurich.

Registrars

NIc.io offers domain name purchase, registration, management and renewal and partnered with numerous domain name registrars worldwide such as IFO.net Internet Service GmbH, OZNIC.com, Unicart Ltd., Hexonet Services, Inc., Larsen Data ApS, EasySpace, Blueberry Hill Communications etc.

Membership

The company is an active member of the Council of European National Top-Level Domain Registries which discusses issues affecting country code top level domain registries and acts as a channel of communication to Internet governing bodies such as ICANN & other international organizations.[2]

Award

Nic.io received the Gold Internet Industry Award for Best Consumer Customer Support in 1999.

References

Semantic properties for "NIC.io"
Date foundedStores the date that an object was founded, normalized to the "Month DD, YYYY" format.
1997 +
Has ICANN regionAssociates an object with an ICANN-determined Geographic Region.
Has cityStores the city associated with an object. This value does not get normalized.
Christchurch +
Has countryAssociates a page with a country. Territory names are extracted from ISO 3166, "Country Codes".
Has entity typeSpecifies the primary classification or fundamental type of the page's subject (e.g., Event, Organization, Person).
Organization +
Has focusAssociates an object with a focus theme. Not normalized.
Internet +
Has organization typeAssociates an organization with its organizational or legal type (e.g., Non-profit, Government agency, Commercial).