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| founder(s) = DNS Belgium, Istituto di Informatica e Telematica,<br>Stiftelsen för Internetinfrastruktur (IIS) | |||
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| headquarters = Park Station Woluwelaan 150,<br/>1831 Diegem | | headquarters = Park Station Woluwelaan 150,<br/>1831 Diegem | ||
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'''EURid''' ('''European Registry for Internet Domains''') is a non-profit organization founded on April 8, 2003, by the three organizations operating the national registries for Belgium, Italy, and Sweden. | '''EURid''' ('''European Registry for Internet Domains''') is a non-profit organization founded on April 8, 2003, by the three organizations operating the national registries for Belgium, Italy, and Sweden. After a call for expression of interest, the European Commission (EC) appointed EURid to manage and operate the [[.eu]] top-level domain ([[TLD]]) under the principles of common interest, quality, efficiency, dependability and accessibility for the member countries of the European Union.<ref>[http://www.eurid.eu/en/about/management/articles-association EURid Articles of Association]</ref> | ||
===Background=== | |||
In 2002 Regulation 733/2002 of the European Parliament and the Council on the implementation of the .eu TLD was [https://eurid.eu/media/filer_public/11/df/11dff973-2b59-42ee-8fe3-4bc699052c99/733_2002_en_1.pdf published]. Following the appointment of EURid as the .eu registry manager in 2003, the so-called Public Policy Rules were [https://eurid.eu/media/filer_public/4f/cf/4fcfff7a-b24c-4de4-9bb4-eac3026921df/874_2004_en_0.pdf published] by the European Commission in April 2004. | |||
In March 2005, [[ICANN]] approved the delegation of the .eu in the [[DNS]] root zone. | |||
In | On April 7, 2006, EURid officially opened general the registration for .eu on a first-come-first-served basis after a sunrise period. In the same year, the European Chapter of the Internet Society ([[ISOC]]) and the organizations operating the [[ccTLD]]s for the Czech Republic ([[CZ.NIC]]) and Slovenia ([[ARNES]]) joined EURid. The following year, the Business Europe Organization also decided to join EURid. | ||
In December 2009, .eu introduced [[IDN]]s, and in June 2010, it implemented the Domain Name System Security Extensions ([[DNSSEC]]), a protocol adding security to the DNS by preventing the interception and redirection of web traffic to fake websites.<ref>[http://www.eurid.eu/en/eu-domain-names/dnssec-and-eu DNSSEC]</ref> | |||
The first Service Concession Contract between EURid and the European Commission expired in 2009 and was renewed until October 2014. In April 2014, EURid is confirmed as the .eu registry manager for the next 5 years following an EC call for expression of interest. According to the initial Regulation (733/2002), the European Commission is expected to produce a report on the .eu TLD to the European Parliament and the Council every two years. The [https://ec.europa.eu/transparency/regdoc/rep/1/2015/EN/1-2015-680-EN-F1-1.PDF latest one] dates back to 2015. | |||
Over the past decade, EURid became the first European TLD registry to achieve EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) [https://eurid.eu/en/going-green/ registration] (2012), received the CENTR award for its Co-Funded Marketing Programme and achieved its [https://eurid.eu/en/about-us/securing-information/ ISO27001 certification] (2013) and in 2016 launched the .eu in the Cyrillic script (.ею). In addition, EURid became a leading player in the DNS industry with Memorandum of Understanding signed with UNESCO, ICANN, EUIPO and several other [https://eurid.eu/en/about-us/international-relations/ Internet governance organisations]. | |||
== | ==Member Organizations== | ||
The | The current member organizations are the following: | ||
* [[DNS Belgium]] | * [[DNS Belgium]], the registry manager of [[.be]] | ||
* | * [[ARNES]], the registry manager of [[.si]] | ||
* | * [[CZ.NIC]], the registry manager of [[.cz]] | ||
* Business Europe | |||
* ECTA | |||
* EMOTA | |||
* IAB Europe | |||
* UEAPME | |||
* Istituto di Informatica e Telematica (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche), the registry manager of [[.it]] | |||
==Office Locations== | ==Office Locations== | ||
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==Management== | ==Management== | ||
The European Commission in charge of EURid, and ensures that the .eu registry is being managed and operated properly under the principles it was created with. The daily operations of EURid are supervised by an executive management team under the leadership of a Board of Directors.<ref>[ | The European Commission is in charge of EURid, and ensures that the .eu registry is being managed and operated properly under the principles it was created with. The daily operations of EURid are supervised by an executive management team under the leadership of a Board of Directors.<ref>[https://eurid.eu/en/about-us/ Management]</ref> | ||
====Management Team==== | ====Management Team==== | ||
* [[Marc Van Wesemael]], General Manager | * [[Marc Van Wesemael]], General Manager | ||
* | * Juan Carlos Munguia Coca, Finance Manager | ||
* [[Peter Janssen]], Technical Manager | * [[Peter Janssen]], Technical Manager | ||
* [[Giovanni Seppia]], External Relations Manager | * [[Giovanni Seppia]], External Relations Manager | ||
* [[Geo Van Langenhove]], Legal Manager | * [[Geo Van Langenhove]], Legal Manager | ||
* [[Els Verstappen]], Human Resources Manager | * [[Els Verstappen]], Human Resources Manager | ||
* [[Dirk Jumpertz]], Security Manager | |||
* [[Jordi Iparraguirre]], Innovation Manager | |||
====Board of Directors==== | ====Board of Directors==== | ||
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* [[Pierre Verbaeten]] (DNS Belgium), Chairman | * [[Pierre Verbaeten]] (DNS Belgium), Chairman | ||
* [[Marko Bonac]] (ARNES) | * [[Marko Bonac]] (ARNES) | ||
* [[Domenico Laforenza]] (IIT CNR) | * [[Domenico Laforenza]] (IIT CNR) | ||
* [[Tomáš Maršálek]] (CZ.NIC) | * [[Tomáš Maršálek]] (CZ.NIC) | ||
* Massimo Cimoli (ECTA) | |||
A strategic committee (with not more than 10 members) composed of a representative from each member of the organization advises EURid. | A strategic committee (with not more than 10 members) composed of a representative from each member of the organization advises EURid. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Registries]] | ||
__NOTOC__ | __NOTOC__ | ||
Latest revision as of 17:35, 18 March 2021
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| Type: | Non-Profit |
| Industry: | Domain Names |
| Founded: | 2003 |
| Headquarters: | Park Station Woluwelaan 150, 1831 Diegem |
| Country: | Belgium |
| Website: | eurid.eu |
| Key People | |
| Marc Van Wesemael, General Manager | |
EURid (European Registry for Internet Domains) is a non-profit organization founded on April 8, 2003, by the three organizations operating the national registries for Belgium, Italy, and Sweden. After a call for expression of interest, the European Commission (EC) appointed EURid to manage and operate the .eu top-level domain (TLD) under the principles of common interest, quality, efficiency, dependability and accessibility for the member countries of the European Union.[1]
Background[edit | edit source]
In 2002 Regulation 733/2002 of the European Parliament and the Council on the implementation of the .eu TLD was published. Following the appointment of EURid as the .eu registry manager in 2003, the so-called Public Policy Rules were published by the European Commission in April 2004.
In March 2005, ICANN approved the delegation of the .eu in the DNS root zone.
On April 7, 2006, EURid officially opened general the registration for .eu on a first-come-first-served basis after a sunrise period. In the same year, the European Chapter of the Internet Society (ISOC) and the organizations operating the ccTLDs for the Czech Republic (CZ.NIC) and Slovenia (ARNES) joined EURid. The following year, the Business Europe Organization also decided to join EURid.
In December 2009, .eu introduced IDNs, and in June 2010, it implemented the Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC), a protocol adding security to the DNS by preventing the interception and redirection of web traffic to fake websites.[2]
The first Service Concession Contract between EURid and the European Commission expired in 2009 and was renewed until October 2014. In April 2014, EURid is confirmed as the .eu registry manager for the next 5 years following an EC call for expression of interest. According to the initial Regulation (733/2002), the European Commission is expected to produce a report on the .eu TLD to the European Parliament and the Council every two years. The latest one dates back to 2015.
Over the past decade, EURid became the first European TLD registry to achieve EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) registration (2012), received the CENTR award for its Co-Funded Marketing Programme and achieved its ISO27001 certification (2013) and in 2016 launched the .eu in the Cyrillic script (.ею). In addition, EURid became a leading player in the DNS industry with Memorandum of Understanding signed with UNESCO, ICANN, EUIPO and several other Internet governance organisations.
Member Organizations[edit | edit source]
The current member organizations are the following:
- DNS Belgium, the registry manager of .be
- ARNES, the registry manager of .si
- CZ.NIC, the registry manager of .cz
- Business Europe
- ECTA
- EMOTA
- IAB Europe
- UEAPME
- Istituto di Informatica e Telematica (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche), the registry manager of .it
Office Locations[edit | edit source]
EURid’s headquarters are located in Diegem, Belgium; this location also serves as the regional office for Western Europe. The organization has three other regional offices, which are located in Pisa, Italy; Prague, Czech Republic; and Stockholm, Sweden, and provide assistance to all registrars and customers using the respective regional languages.
Management[edit | edit source]
The European Commission is in charge of EURid, and ensures that the .eu registry is being managed and operated properly under the principles it was created with. The daily operations of EURid are supervised by an executive management team under the leadership of a Board of Directors.[3]
Management Team[edit | edit source]
- Marc Van Wesemael, General Manager
- Juan Carlos Munguia Coca, Finance Manager
- Peter Janssen, Technical Manager
- Giovanni Seppia, External Relations Manager
- Geo Van Langenhove, Legal Manager
- Els Verstappen, Human Resources Manager
- Dirk Jumpertz, Security Manager
- Jordi Iparraguirre, Innovation Manager
Board of Directors[edit | edit source]
- Pierre Verbaeten (DNS Belgium), Chairman
- Marko Bonac (ARNES)
- Domenico Laforenza (IIT CNR)
- Tomáš Maršálek (CZ.NIC)
- Massimo Cimoli (ECTA)
A strategic committee (with not more than 10 members) composed of a representative from each member of the organization advises EURid.