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==Partnership==

==Partnership==

In 2008, [[Interlink]] and RegistryASP formed a strategic partnership in provisioning a new gTLD. Interlink sponsored the World Domain Cup, a contest for individual users to submit the most popular new gTLD. The winners were to receive a $ 10,000 cash prize and $ 1.00 revenue share per domain registration for the first ten years.<ref>[http://www.worlddomaincup.com/english/index.html World Domain Cup]</ref> RegistryASP will serve as the backend technology provider for the new gTLD initiative.<ref>[http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/interlink-announces-strategic-partnership-with-registryasp-64348067.html Press Release]</ref>

In 2008, [[Interlink]] and RegistryASP formed a strategic partnership in provisioning a new gTLD. Interlink sponsored the World Domain Cup, a contest for individual users to submit the most popular new gTLD. The winners were to receive a $ 10,000 cash prize and $ 1.00 revenue share per domain registration for the first ten years.<ref>[http://www.worlddomaincup.com/english/index.html World Domain Cup]</ref> RegistryASP served as the backend technology provider for the new gTLD initiative.<ref>[http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/interlink-announces-strategic-partnership-with-registryasp-64348067.html Press Release]</ref>

 

In August 2010, Interlink and RegistryASP announced that the winning entry in the WDC was .earth. It was voted by  3, 289 internet users around the world.<ref>[http://www.worlddomaincup.com/english/index.html WDC winner]</ref>

==RegistryASP and ICANN==

==RegistryASP and ICANN==