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==NTAG & ICANN==
==NTAG & ICANN==
In September 2012, NTAG addressed a letter to ICANN staff, summarizing the consensus support of NTAG members on the increase of support for and communication with [[new gTLD]] applicants.<ref name="newsletter">[http://www.gtldregistries.org/sites/gtldregistries.org/files/NTAG-October_Newsletter_0.pdf NTAG October Newsletter], gTLDRegistries.org. Published October 2012.</ref>
In September 2012, NTAG addressed a letter to ICANN staff, summarizing the consensus support of NTAG members on the increase of support for and communication with [[new gTLD]] applicants.<ref name="newsletter">[http://www.gtldregistries.org/sites/gtldregistries.org/files/NTAG-October_Newsletter_0.pdf NTAG October Newsletter], gTLDRegistries.org. Published October 2012.</ref> They summarized the following points and critiques in processing the new gTLDs:<ref name="scribd">[http://www.scribd.com/doc/105540989/Communications-and-Support-NTAG-to-ICANN Communications and Support NTAG to ICANN], Scribd.com. Retrieved 23 November 2012.</ref>
They summarized the following points and critiques in processing the new gTLDs:<ref name="scribd">[http://www.scribd.com/doc/105540989/Communications-and-Support-NTAG-to-ICANN Communications and Support NTAG to ICANN], Scribd.com. Retrieved 23 November 2012.</ref>
# ICANN should continue to conduct regularly scheduled webinars, but after critiquing ICANN's first webinar on August 9, 2012, NTAG believes that the webinars should have lengthened durations, to allow more time for Q&A sessions. The webinars should be more interactive and scheduled on a biweekly basis, with at least three weeks notice prior to each event.
# ICANN should continue to conduct regularly scheduled webinars, but after critiquing ICANN's first webinar on August 9, 2012, NTAG believes that the webinars should have lengthened durations, to allow more time for Q&A sessions. The webinars should be more interactive and scheduled on a biweekly basis, with at least three weeks notice prior to each event.