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==DotGreen== | ==DotGreen== | ||
DotGreen marks the first environmental [[TLD]] initiative. Its registry services have been contracted to [[Neustar]]. They are currently preparing to apply through the new new [[gTLD]] process. The [[.green]] extension is aimed to serve the environmentally concerned community around the globe and to give back to non-profit organizations all over the world.<ref>[http://dotgreen.org/about.html DotGreen.org]</ref> Annalisa's current team includes [[Jennifer Knoll]] and [[John Deneen]].<ref>ICANN40 Interview</ref> | DotGreen marks the first environmental [[TLD]] initiative. Its registry services have been contracted to [[Neustar]]. They are currently preparing to apply through the new new [[gTLD]] process. The [[.green]] extension is aimed to serve the environmentally concerned community around the globe and to give back to non-profit organizations all over the world.<ref>[http://dotgreen.org/about.html DotGreen.org]</ref> Annalisa's current team includes [[Jennifer Knoll]] and [[John Deneen]].<ref>ICANN40 Interview</ref> | ||
==Women's Issues== | |||
Ms. Roger was appointed by the Marin County Board of Supervisors as a Women’s Commissioner in 2010. She also is involved [[DNS Women]], a network which meets alongside the tri-annual [[ICANN]] meetings.<ref>[http://www.annalisaroger.co/just-me-2/ AnnalisaRoger.co]</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Annalisa Roger founded DotGreen in 2007, and continues to be its CEO. She is also the co-Founder and co-Chair of San Francisco's regional chapter of ISOC.[1][2] Annalisa is also NARALO liaison and has previously worked in a variety of ALAC Working Groups.[3]
DotGreen
DotGreen marks the first environmental TLD initiative. Its registry services have been contracted to Neustar. They are currently preparing to apply through the new new gTLD process. The .green extension is aimed to serve the environmentally concerned community around the globe and to give back to non-profit organizations all over the world.[4] Annalisa's current team includes Jennifer Knoll and John Deneen.[5]
Women's Issues
Ms. Roger was appointed by the Marin County Board of Supervisors as a Women’s Commissioner in 2010. She also is involved DNS Women, a network which meets alongside the tri-annual ICANN meetings.[6]
References
- ↑ ICANN40 Interview
- ↑ Twitter Profile
- ↑ AnnalisaRoger.co
- ↑ DotGreen.org
- ↑ ICANN40 Interview
- ↑ AnnalisaRoger.co