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==Dot TK==

==Dot TK==

In 2001, a Dutch entrepreneur Joost Zuurbier proposed the idea of establishing Tokelauan .tk domain. After finalising deal with local people Zuurbier went on to convince ICANN which took about 5 more years. Once ICANN's approved the project, Teletok was formed to manage Tokelau's newly established IT infrastructure. Besides solar energy Tokelauan government is considering other renewable energy sources to make power supply more reliable.<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2007/oct/25/internet.guardianweeklytechnologysection Guardian]</ref>  

In 2001, a Dutch entrepreneur Joost Zuurbier proposed the idea of establishing Tokelauan .tk domain. After finalising deal with local people Zuurbier went on to convince ICANN which took about 5 more years. Once ICANN approved the project, Teletok was formed to manage Tokelau's newly established IT infrastructure. Besides solar energy Tokelauan government is considering other renewable energy sources to make power supply more reliable.<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2007/oct/25/internet.guardianweeklytechnologysection Guardian]</ref>  

Teletok started a joint venture with a private company, BV Dot TK, to establish the ccTLD, .tk. Registration of .tk domain names has been provided free of charge since 2001 to increase global awareness of Tokelau. However, you can choose to pay to get full rights over the domain and support the government of Tokelau.<ref>[http://www.dot.tk/en/aboutdottk.html dot tk]</ref> To stop the illegal and pornographic activities on .tk domains, Teletok has developed a system that detects and blocks such material.<ref>[http://www.ebusinessforum.com/index.asp?layout=rich_story&doc_id=10338&title=New+Zealand%3A+Trouble+in+paradise&channelid=4&categoryid=30 EBusinessForum]</ref>

Teletok started a joint venture with a private company, BV Dot TK, to establish the ccTLD, .tk. Registration of .tk domain names has been provided free of charge since 2001 to increase global awareness of Tokelau. However, you can choose to pay to get full rights over the domain and support the government of Tokelau.<ref>[http://www.dot.tk/en/aboutdottk.html dot tk]</ref> To stop the illegal and pornographic activities on .tk domains, Teletok has developed a system that detects and blocks such material.<ref>[http://www.ebusinessforum.com/index.asp?layout=rich_story&doc_id=10338&title=New+Zealand%3A+Trouble+in+paradise&channelid=4&categoryid=30 EBusinessForum]</ref>