Innovative Auctions: Difference between revisions

Innovative Auctions' model is preferred by [[Donuts]], the largest [[TLD]] applicant.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/10828-heres-how-donuts-wants-to-resolve-its-158-new-gtld-contention-fights Here's How Donuts Wants To Resolve its 158 Contention Fights, DomainIncite.com]Published 23 Oct 2012, Retrieved 8 Jan 2013</ref> [[TLDH]] has also signed on to participate in private auctions with Innovative Auctions, settling contention for four gTLDs in the August 2013 Applicant Auction<ref>[http://www.tldh.org/2013/08/first-private-auction-and-%e8%b4%ad%e7%89%a9-update/ First private auction and .购物 update]Published September 2013</ref>. [[Raymond King]], applicant for 10 TLDs with [[Top Level Design]] expressed his support for Private Auctions in general, and Innovative Auctions specifically, in an [http://www.circleid.com/posts/20130102_private_vs_icann_auction_of_last_resort/ opinion piece on CircleID]. Several other parties have also expressed that they participate in IAL's Applicant Auction model, including [[Demand Media]]<ref>[http://unitedtld.com/blog/o74geglafca7inqzxq4r1hy7v944ii Readying for the First Private gTLD Applicant Auction]</ref> and [[.CLUB_Domains_LLC]]<ref>[http://dotclubregistry.wordpress.com/2013/05/29/club-domains-llc-set-to-particpate-in-private-auction-for-the-new-top-level-domain-club-company-raises-3-5-million-financing/ .club Domains headed to private auction for new gTLD .club</ref>.

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