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'''DotGreen''' is proposing the creation of [[.green]] as one of the new generic top level domains ([[gTLD]]) to be added to the Domain Name System ([[DNS]]). The organization also aims to become the registry operator of .green if approved by the [[ICANN|Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers]]. The DotGreen Initiative began in 2007 as the first environmental TLD to be proposed to both Internet and Environmental communities. The .green initiative was built around a U.S not for profit organization called The DotGreen Foundation, incorporated in 2008 as a legal For Public Benefit Charity with U.S. 501 (c)3 Tax Exempt Status. In 2011, The DotGreen Community, Inc. a private corporation was formed in California to grow global community support, raise money, apply to ICANN and hire an experienced team to provide the business, marketing and registry services required for the .green TLD. | '''DotGreen''' is proposing the creation of [[.green]] as one of the new generic top level domains ([[gTLD]]) to be added to the Domain Name System ([[DNS]]). The organization also aims to become the registry operator of .green if approved by the [[ICANN|Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers]]. The DotGreen Initiative began in 2007 as the first environmental TLD to be proposed to both Internet and Environmental communities. The .green initiative was built around a U.S not for profit organization called The DotGreen Foundation, incorporated in 2008 as a legal For Public Benefit Charity with U.S. 501 (c)3 Tax Exempt Status. In 2011, The DotGreen Community, Inc. a private corporation was formed in California to grow global community support, raise money, apply to ICANN and hire an experienced team to provide the business, marketing and registry services required for the .green TLD.<ref>User Submission</ref> | ||
[[.green]] is the second most viewed domain, as of November, 2011, on [[.nxt]]'s comprehensive list of declared gTLD applicants.<ref>[http://www.domainsville.com/blog/meet-dotgreen-the-environmentally-friendly-new-gtld-applicant/ New gTLD Applicant, domainsville.com]</ref> | [[.green]] is the second most viewed domain, as of November, 2011, on [[.nxt]]'s comprehensive list of declared gTLD applicants.<ref>[http://www.domainsville.com/blog/meet-dotgreen-the-environmentally-friendly-new-gtld-applicant/ New gTLD Applicant, domainsville.com]</ref> | ||
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| Type: | Registry and Non-Profit |
| Industry: | Internet |
| Founded: | 2007 |
| Founder(s): | Annalisa Roger |
| Headquarters: | Greenbrae, California |
| Country: | USA |
| Website: | dotgreen.org, dotgreenfoundation.org |
| Facebook: | DotGreen Community |
| LinkedIn: | DotGreen.org |
| Twitter: |  @DotGreenTLD
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| Key People | |
| Annalisa Roger, Founder & CEO Tim Switzer, COO, CFO | |
DotGreen is proposing the creation of .green as one of the new generic top level domains (gTLD) to be added to the Domain Name System (DNS). The organization also aims to become the registry operator of .green if approved by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. The DotGreen Initiative began in 2007 as the first environmental TLD to be proposed to both Internet and Environmental communities. The .green initiative was built around a U.S not for profit organization called The DotGreen Foundation, incorporated in 2008 as a legal For Public Benefit Charity with U.S. 501 (c)3 Tax Exempt Status. In 2011, The DotGreen Community, Inc. a private corporation was formed in California to grow global community support, raise money, apply to ICANN and hire an experienced team to provide the business, marketing and registry services required for the .green TLD.[1]
.green is the second most viewed domain, as of November, 2011, on .nxt's comprehensive list of declared gTLD applicants.[2]
Background[edit | edit source]
Annalisa Roger established DotGreen in 2007. Her organization is considered the pioneer in initiating an environmental top level domain. The proposed gTLD stands for "Global Response to Environmental and Economic Necessities" (GREEN).[3]
On December 1st, 2011, It was announced that the former Vice President of Registry Services at Neustar, Tim Switzer, joined the DotGreen team as its COO and CFO.[4]
Purpose[edit | edit source]
The proposed .green gTLD is dedicated for use by individuals, communities, industries and environmental organizations supporting the spread of green consciousness around the world. The organization aims to use the .green TLD to promote the green economy, innovation and conservation. The organization aims to use profits from the gTLD to fund environmental sustainability projects for organizations worldwide, which will be managed by its scientific advisory committee.[5]
Partner[edit | edit source]
DotGreen has partnered with Neustar to provide a stable and secure back-end registry operations for the .green TLD.[6]