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Mention mambo⁺ alongside ironDNS.
[[Registry.net]] strictly deals with new gTLDs.<ref>[http://www.registry.net/en/home.html Home, Registry.net]</ref>
[[Registry.net]] strictly deals with new gTLDs.<ref>[http://www.registry.net/en/home.html Home, Registry.net]</ref>
===TANGO REGISTRY SERVICES===
===TANGO Registry Services===
[[TANGO REGISTRY SERVICES]] is a new registry services product that publicly debuted in 2011, following the approval of a new [[gTLD]] program at [[ICANN Singapore]]. They were silver sponsors for [[ICANN 42]] in Dakar,<ref>[http://dakar42.icann.org/ Home, Dakar42.ICANN.org]</ref> and have been sponsoring other domain events throughout 2011 such as the the [[NewDomains]].org conference held in Munich and [[Domain Forum]] held in Sofia.<ref>[http://newdomains.org/ Home, NewDomains.org]</ref><ref>[http://www.domainforum.bg/en/about Home, DomainForum.bg]</ref> TANGO is largely a software-based services, with registry hardware, aimed exclusively at the [[Brand TLD]] market. It is wholly owned and distributed by [[Knipp Medien und Kommunikation GmbH]],<ref>[http://www.knipp.de/domains/tango/overview.do Tango Overview, Knipp.de]</ref> which also owns [[ironDNS]].<ref>[https://www.irondns.net/about/overview.faces Overview, ironDNS.net]</ref>
[[TANGO REGISTRY SERVICES|TANGO Registry Services®]] is a new registry services product that publicly debuted in 2011, following the approval of a new [[gTLD]] program at [[ICANN Singapore]]. They were silver sponsors for [[ICANN 42]] in Dakar,<ref>[http://dakar42.icann.org/ Home, Dakar42.ICANN.org]</ref> and have been sponsoring other domain events throughout 2011 such as the the [[NewDomains]].org conference held in Munich and [[Domain Forum]] held in Sofia.<ref>[http://newdomains.org/ Home, NewDomains.org]</ref><ref>[http://www.domainforum.bg/en/about Home, DomainForum.bg]</ref> TANGO is largely a software-based services, with registry hardware, aimed exclusively at the [[Brand TLD]] market. It is wholly owned and distributed by [[Knipp Medien und Kommunikation GmbH]],<ref>[https://www.knipp.de/it-es/tango Tango Overview, Knipp.de]</ref> which also owns [[ironDNS]]<ref>[https://www.irondns.net/about/overview.faces Overview, ironDNS.net]</ref> and [[mambo⁺]].<ref>[https://mambo.plus mambo.plus]</ref>
===Cloud Names===
===Cloud Names===
The services offered by new gTLD consultants include evaluating the prospects of the proposed extension, assisting with the process of filling out a new gTLD application, guidance through the application process, and in some circumstances, once a gTLD is approved, the consultant will manage the TLD for you.
The services offered by new gTLD consultants include evaluating the prospects of the proposed extension, assisting with the process of filling out a new gTLD application, guidance through the application process, and in some circumstances, once a gTLD is approved, the consultant will manage the TLD for you.
=== Thomsen Trampedach ===
<u>[https://icannwiki.com/Thomsen_Trampedach Thomsen Trampedach]</u>is a Swiss based consulting company, founded in 2007.
Thomsen Trampedach worked on 25 new gTLD applications in the 2012 application window assisting brands, cities and cultural TLD operators in all phases related to new gTLDs from feasibility studies, competitor analysis, project managing and writing applications and business plans, to developing and implementing concepts of use. Post launch they assist gTLD operators with all operational and ICANN compliance tasks.<br>
Thomsen Trampedach are members of ICANN´s intellectual property constituency, INTA’s Internet Committee as well as their Anti Counterfeiting committee. In addition to new gTLD services they offer a large range of monitoring and enforcement services as well as corporate domain name management.
===Right of the Dot===
===Right of the Dot===
[[Right of the Dot]] is a consulting firm for new and existing gTLDs, founded by industry executive [[Monte Cahn]] and renowned domainer [[Michael H. Berkens]]. They are focused on the management of premium domains, the sales and marketing of TLDs, and board advisement.<ref>[http://rightofthedot.com/how-we-help/ Right of the Dot: How We Help]</ref> They assisted with the launch of [[.co]], and are actively involved in the sales and marketing of their most premium single letter domain, i.co.<ref>[http://rightofthedot.com/clients/ Right of the Dot: Clients]</ref>
[[Right of the Dot]] is a consulting firm for new and existing gTLDs, founded by industry executive [[Monte Cahn]] and renowned domainer [[Michael H. Berkens]]. They are focused on the management of premium domains, the sales and marketing of TLDs, and board advisement.<ref>[http://rightofthedot.com/how-we-help/ Right of the Dot: How We Help]</ref> They assisted with the launch of [[.co]], and are actively involved in the sales and marketing of their most premium single letter domain, i.co.<ref>[http://rightofthedot.com/clients/ Right of the Dot: Clients]</ref>
===Provident Link===
===Provident Link===
[[Provident Link]] is a consultant company based in Queensland for new gTLDs in Australia and New Zealand.<ref>[http://providentlink.com.au/ Provident Link]</ref>
[[Provident Link]] is a consultant company based in Queensland for new gTLDs in Australia and New Zealand.<ref>[http://providentlink.com.au/ Provident Link]</ref>
=== SafeBrands ===
Founded in 1997 under the name of Mailclub by Charles Tiné, [[SafeBrands (ex-Mailclub)|SafeBrands]] offers a personalized and high-quality service to thousands of clients in its three areas of expertise: comprehensive domain name portfolio management, added value hosting and SSL Certificates. SafeBrands has managed several newgtlds applications for major companies in Europe, and still runs them, and organises training on how to manage newtlds. [[SafeBrands (ex-Mailclub)|SafeBrands]] is based in Montréal, Paris and Marseille.
==Data Escrow==
==Data Escrow==
==Other General Resources==
==Other General Resources==
Most of the industry news sources and blogs have been intently following the developments of new gTLDs within ICANN. The following stand out as particularly or exclusively focused on the topic.
Most of the industry news sources and blogs have been intently following the developments of new gTLDs within ICANN. The following stand out as particularly or exclusively focused on the topic.
===DNPric.es new TLD leagues===
[[DNPric.es]] runs sophisticated algorithms to record movements in the secondary markets and premium segments. It famous new TLD league covers most of the new TLD sales. The league of domain name sales can be found [http://dnpric.es/stats/stats-by-tld/?newgtld here]. It also tracks [http://dnpric.es/?q=.TLDs sales of TLDs and registries].
===DomainIncite===
===DomainIncite===
Another site run by [[Jean Guillon]], it is an alphabetical listing of announced gTLD ventures and other relevant information, it can be found [http://registries.tel/ here].
Another site run by [[Jean Guillon]], it is an alphabetical listing of announced gTLD ventures and other relevant information, it can be found [http://registries.tel/ here].
===JungleNavigator.com===
===Domainosity.com===
New gTLDs in categories, with the applicant info and discussion, it can be found [http://www.junglenavigator.com/ here].
New gTLDs in categories, with the applicant info and discussion, it can be found [https://www.domainosity.com/ here].
==References==
==References==
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