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A movie explaining the main concept in 111 seconds: [http://goo.gl/6W5KR Movie]. | A movie explaining the main concept in 111 seconds: [http://goo.gl/6W5KR Movie]. | ||
==External Links== | |||
* [http://dothiv.wordpress.com/category/news/ News] about dotHIV | |||
* [http://kempertrautmann.com/ Kempertrautmann] | |||
* [http://www.betterplace.org/en betterplace.org] | |||
==References== | ==References== |
Revision as of 15:44, 13 March 2012
Type: | Non-profit |
Industry: | gTLD |
Founded: | 2011 |
Founder(s): | Carolin Silbernagl, Tobias Mölder, Philipp Kafkoulas, Dr. Michael Trautmann |
Headquarters: | Berlin |
Country: | Germany |
Email: | mail[at]dothiv.org |
Website: | dotHIV.org |
Facebook: | dot HIV |
Key People | |
Carolin Silbernagl, Chairwoman and CEO Tobias Mölder, Board Member and CFO |
DotHIV gemeinnütziger e.V. is the applying entity for .hiv in ICANN's New gTLD Program. The purpose of .hiv is to spread awareness, raise funds, and join in the fight against HIV and AIDS. It is a German non-profit organisation supported by the creative agency Kempertrautmann, the online donation plattform betterplace.org, members of the ICANN community, the medical sciences community, and members of the HIV communities.[1] The company's main goal is for every major website to create an additional .hiv version that would forward to the standard domain (e.g. Google could run google.hiv alongside google.com), with every click on a .hiv domain resulting in a microdonation to organizations fighting HIV and AIDS, financed trough the accumulated registration fees. Users could chose whether to visit the standard web adress or the .hiv address.[2]
A movie explaining the main concept in 111 seconds: Movie.
External Links[edit | edit source]
- News about dotHIV
- Kempertrautmann
- betterplace.org