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Status:	Proposed
country:	Vienna
Language:	German
Manager:	punkt.wien GmbH
Registry Provider:	Nic.at
Type:	GeoTLD

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.wien is a new GeoTLD proposed by punkt.wien GmbH to ICANN's New gTLD Program for the City of Vienna.Nic.at was selected by punkt.wien GmbH to provide back-end registry solutions for the .wien domain space.

.wien is a proposed new top level domain (TLD) for all those who want to demonstrate an economic, cultural, touristical, historical, social or any other connection to the Austrian capital WIEN - Vienna, Austria. Along with TLDs such as .cat, .asia and .eu, .wien and other proposed TLDs fall into the new category of GeoTLDs. The issue of .wien in particular and TLDs as a whole has been discussed at ICANN Meetings since 2005.

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	'''.wien''' is a proposed new top level domain ([[TLD]]) for all those who want to demonstrate an economic, cultural, touristical, historical, social or any other connection to the Austrian capital WIEN - Vienna, Austria.		'''.wien''' is a proposed new top level domain ([[TLD]]) for all those who want to demonstrate an economic, cultural, touristical, historical, social or any other connection to the Austrian capital WIEN - Vienna, Austria.
	Along with TLDs such as [[.cat]], [[.asia]] and [[.eu]], .wien and other proposed TLDs fall into the new category of GeoTLDs. The issue of ~~new top level domains in general and~~ .wien in particular has been discussed at ~~various~~ [[ICANN Meetings]] since 2005.		Along with TLDs such as [[.cat]], [[.asia]] and [[.eu]], .wien and other proposed TLDs fall into the new category of GeoTLDs. The issue of .wien in particular and TLDs as a whole has been discussed at [[ICANN Meetings]] since 2005.