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'''[[.fish]]''' is a top-level domain name ([[TLD]]) from [[ICANN]]'s [[New gTLD Program]]. The proposed application succeeded and was delegated to the [[Root Zone]] on 21 February 2014. The registry operator is [[Donuts]] (Fox Woods, LLC), which filed for a total of 307 domain name strings and invested $56 million just for application fees. [[Demand Media]] provides back-end registry services. This applicant submitted a [[PIC|Public Interest Commitment]], which can be downloaded [https://gtldresult.icann.org/application-result/applicationstatus/applicationdetails/765 here]. Donuts won in a private auction the right to .fish, beating out fellow applicant [[.CLUB|Dot Club LLC]]. The auction was managed by [[Innovative Auctions]] and the winning bid was not disclosed.
'''[[Greg Crew]]''' is the Chairman of Australian Communications Industry Forum Ltd., which manages self-regulation communications within Australia. Crew is also the Chairman of the Australian Information Technology Engineering Centr and the Director of several other companies, such as ERG Ltd. Crew is a non-executive director of ERG Ltd within the Audit Committee and a non-executive Director of Silicon Wireless Ltd. He was appointed as one of the [[ICANN Board]]'s nine [[ICANN#History|initial directors]] in October 1998. He served on the ICANN Board until November 2000.
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    Greg Crew is the Chairman of Australian Communications Industry Forum Ltd., which manages self-regulation communications within Australia. Crew is also the Chairman of the Australian Information Technology Engineering Centr and the Director of several other companies, such as ERG Ltd. Crew is a non-executive director of ERG Ltd within the Audit Committee and a non-executive Director of Silicon Wireless Ltd. He was appointed as one of the ICANN Board's nine initial directors in October 1998. He served on the ICANN Board until November 2000.

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