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''' | '''.co''' is the [[Country Code Top-Level Domain|country code top-level domain name]] ([[ccTLD]]) for Colombia as per ISO-3166-1 code. A government supported entity was created between [[Arcelandia S.A.]] and [[Neustar]], [[.co Internet|.CO Internet SAS]], which manages .co as an [[ccTLD#Open ccTLD|open ccTLD]]. <ref>[http://www.iana.org/reports/2009/co-report-24nov2009.html Redelegation of the .CO domain representing Colombia to .CO Internet SAS]</ref> Domain name registration is open to all entities worldwide and it is marketed as a great alternative to the [[.com]] domain space. | ||
An October, 2012, interview with COO [[Nicolai Bezsonoff]] put the current registration of .co at 1.35 million. [[Sedo]] has reported that .co has the highest average secondary-market price, with the first being [[.com]]. Renewal rates for domains registered during the launch period, and before general availability, are very high, well above 90%. The average rate of renewal for first and second year renewals of domains acquired during general availability is 62%.<ref>[http://www.thedomains.com/2012/10/04/the-co-numbers-are-in-over-1-35-million-registered-co-domains-our-chat-with-the-coo/ The Co Numbers are In Over 1 35 million registered co domains, TheDomains.com]</ref> | |||
Taco Bell, a sizeable fast-food restaurant, chose .co upon revamping its website. The company is using ta.co, and while this url currently redirects to tacobell.com, the shorter name is seen as a nod toward mobile users who wish to order customized meals online with as little inconvenience as possible. | |||
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.co is the country code top-level domain name (ccTLD) for Colombia as per ISO-3166-1 code. A government supported entity was created between Arcelandia S.A. and Neustar, .CO Internet SAS, which manages .co as an open ccTLD. [1] Domain name registration is open to all entities worldwide and it is marketed as a great alternative to the .com domain space.
An October, 2012, interview with COO Nicolai Bezsonoff put the current registration of .co at 1.35 million. Sedo has reported that .co has the highest average secondary-market price, with the first being .com. Renewal rates for domains registered during the launch period, and before general availability, are very high, well above 90%. The average rate of renewal for first and second year renewals of domains acquired during general availability is 62%.[2]
Taco Bell, a sizeable fast-food restaurant, chose .co upon revamping its website. The company is using ta.co, and while this url currently redirects to tacobell.com, the shorter name is seen as a nod toward mobile users who wish to order customized meals online with as little inconvenience as possible.
Related: Neustar - CcTLD - ta.co
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ICANN 54 is shaping up to be an important meeting, with a lot of critical issues on the agenda. The ICANN Primer is a resource providing the background information needed to begin understanding the issues and participating in the future of the internet. We provide summaries of important issues with links for additional reading, information on the board and a list of acronyms with definitions.
Important Issues
Acronyms
- ICANN-Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers
- AfriNIC-The African Network Information Center
- ALAC-At-Large Advisory Committee
- APNIC-The Asia Pacific Network Information Centre
- ARIN-American Registry for Internet Numbers
- ASO-Address Supporting Organization
- |ccNSO-Country-Code Names Supporting Organization
- ccTLD-Country-Code Top Level Domain
- CCWG or CWG-Cross Community Working Group
- DNS-Domain Name System
- GAC-Governmental Advisory Committee
- GNSO-Generic Names Supporting Organization
- gTLD-Generic Top-Level Domain
- IANA-Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
- IDN-Internationalized Domain Names
- IETF-Internet Engineering Task Force
- IP-Internet Protocol
- IPv4-Internet Protocol version 4
- IPv6-Internet Protocol Version 6
- ISOC-Internet Society
- ISP-Internet Service Provider
- LACNIC-Latin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry
- NTIA-US Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration
- OSC-Operations Steering Committee
- PDP-Policy Development Process
- RIR-Regional Internet Registry
- RSEP-Registry Services Evaluation Proccess
- RSSAC-Root Server System Advisory Committee
- SSR-Security, Stability, and Resiliency
- SSAC-Security and Stability Advisory Committee
- TLD-Top Level Domain
- TLG-Technical Liaison Group
- UDRP-Uniform Dispute Resolution Process
- URS-Uniform Rapid Suspension System
- W3C-World Wide Web Consortium
- WIPO-World Intellectual Property Organization
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