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==ICANN Involvement==
==ICANN Involvement==
Since its establishment Bayern Connect actively participates in the different activities within the ICANN Community. The company attends ICANN meetings such as the [[ICANN 38]] meeting in Brussels and [[ICANN 36]] meeting in Seoul. <ref>[http://www.bayernconnect.com/blog/ Bayern Connect at ICANN meeting in Brussels]</ref>
Since its establishment Bayern Connect actively participates in the different activities within the ICANN Community. The company attended ICANN meetings such as the [[ICANN 38]] meeting in Brussels and [[ICANN 36]] meeting in Seoul. <ref>[http://www.bayernconnect.com/blog/ Bayern Connect at ICANN meeting in Brussels]</ref>
<ref>[http://www.bayernconnect.com/blog/page/3/ Bayern Connect at ICANN Conference in Seoul]</ref>
<ref>[http://www.bayernconnect.com/blog/page/3/ Bayern Connect at ICANN Conference in Seoul]</ref>
On January 25, 2009, Bayern Connect supported ICANN's Expression of Interest program and submitted the following comments to the [[ICANN Board]]:<ref>
[http://forum.icann.org/lists/draft-eoi-model/pdfFVSbRI842M.pdf Bayern Connect Supports EOI Program]</ref>
* The $55,000 submission fee is adequate and a fair compromise.
* The submission of EOI should be mandatory to help ICANN determine the extent of new gTLD applicants.
* The submitted EOI will not be reliable and it would be easier for applicants to pull out their application if the submission fee is refundable.
* A comprehensive communication campaign is necessary to increase the global awareness about the EOI.
* The information submitted in the EOI such as the contact details and string being applied for should be published.
==References==
==References==