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{{CompanyInfo|
{{CompanyInfo|
| logo =
| logo =
| type =
| type = Private
| industry =
| industry = Domain Administration
| founded =
| founded = 2009
| headquarters = 701 Brickell Ave.<br>
| headquarters = 701 Brickell Ave.<br>
Suite 860<br>
Suite 860<br>
Torre B of. 507<br>
Torre B of. 507<br>
Bogotá, Colombia
Bogotá, Colombia
| country =
| country = Colombia, and USA
| ownership =
| ownership = Arcelandia S.A, and Neustar Inc.
| founders =
| founders =
| website = [http://www.cointernet.co/ .cointernet]
| website = [http://www.cointernet.co/ .cointernet]
The excitement surrounding the general availability of .co has been demonstrated in a number of ways. [[GoDaddy]] has been reported to be preparing to specifically push its .co domains through its advertisements, with particular hype surrounding its role in [[GoDaddy]]'s notorious Super Bowl ads.<ref>[http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2011-01-16-godaddy-domain_N.htm]</ref>
The excitement surrounding the general availability of .co has been demonstrated in a number of ways. [[GoDaddy]] has been reported to be preparing to specifically push its .co domains through its advertisements, with particular hype surrounding its role in [[GoDaddy]]'s notorious Super Bowl ads.<ref>[http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2011-01-16-godaddy-domain_N.htm]</ref>
.co is expected by many to be one of the most successful new [[gTLD]]s. Its similarity to .com is references as one reason, while its association with the word "company" in many languages is another.
.co is expected by many to be one of the most successful new [[gTLD]]s. Its similarity to .com is referenced as one reason, while its association with the words "company", "corporation", and "commerce" in many languages is another.
It was widely reported when a one-letter .co domain name, www.e.co, was sold for $81,000 by [[Sedo]]. The domain auction benefited charity and was won by [[Lonnie Borck]] of [[B52 Media]], and [[Uri Kerbel]] from [[Bookmarks.com]].<ref>[http://techcrunch.com/2010/06/10/b52-media-bookmarks-com-buy-single-letter-domain-e-co-for-81000/ Tech Crunch]<ref>.
It was widely reported when a one-letter .co domain name, www.e.co, was sold for $81,000 by [[Sedo]]. The domain auction benefited charity and was won by [[Lonnie Borck]] of [[B52 Media]], and [[Uri Kerbel]] from [[Bookmarks.com]].<ref>[http://techcrunch.com/2010/06/10/b52-media-bookmarks-com-buy-single-letter-domain-e-co-for-81000/ Tech Crunch]<ref>.