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'''gTLD-MoU (Generic Top Level Domain Name-Memorandum of Understanding)''' is a document prepared by the [[IAHC|Internet Ad Hoc Committee]] (IAHC) containing proposals to resolve the problems associated with the [[DNS|Domain Name System]] (DNS) domain name allocations. The gTLD-MoU proposed the creation of new [[gTLD]]s and to transfer the management of the DNS from the U.S. government to a self-regulatory organization composed of public and private sectors, with online alternative dispute resolution being administered by [[WIPO]] and others. The document was introduced to the Internet community on February 28, 1997. The [[International Telecommunications Union]] (ITU) Secretary General was responsible for circulating the gTLD-MoU and inviting public and private Internet stakeholders to voluntarily support and actively participate in the implementation process.<ref>[http://www.itu.int/net-itu/gtld-mou/gTLD-MoU.htm gTLD-MoU - February 28, 1997]</ref>

'''gTLD-MoU (Generic Top Level Domain Name-Memorandum of Understanding)''' is a document prepared by the [[IAHC|Internet Ad Hoc Committee]] (IAHC) containing proposals to resolve the problems associated with the [[DNS|Domain Name System]] (DNS) domain name allocations. The gTLD-MoU proposed the creation of new [[gTLD]]s and to transfer the management of the DNS from the U.S. government to a self-regulatory organization composed of public and private sectors, with online alternative dispute resolution being administered by [[WIPO]] and others. The document was introduced to the Internet community on February 28, 1997. The [[International Telecommunication Union]] (ITU) Secretary General was responsible for circulating the gTLD-MoU and inviting public and private Internet stakeholders to voluntarily support and actively participate in the implementation process.<ref>[http://www.itu.int/net-itu/gtld-mou/gTLD-MoU.htm gTLD-MoU - February 28, 1997]</ref>

==Background==

==Background==