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| − | '''Digital Archery Experts''' | + | '''Digital Archery Experts''' was co-founded by [[Dirk Bhagat]], [[Colin Campbell]] and [[Peter LaMantia]],<ref>[http://www.digitalarcheryexperts.com/services.htm Digital Archery Experts Website]</ref> who are well-known for working on the [[.club]] new gTLD application with [[.CLUB LLC]]. They developed Digital Archery Experts to facilitate their own needs to get into the first [[batching|batch]] in [[ICANN]]'s New gTLD Program, and then began offering the service to fellow applicants. The [[Digital Archery]] system was a much maligned way of determining in what order new gTLD applicants would be processed. The program was eventually cancelled, following technical glitches in the system and continued protest from much of the ICANN community. All clients that had agreed to work with Digital Archery Experts were freed from their contracts, and any fees were returned.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/posts/20120604_sedari_partners_digital_archery_experts_deliver_batch_one_bullseye/ Sedari Partners With Digital Archery Experts to Deliver a Batch One Bullseye]</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:45, 16 October 2012
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| Type: | Subsidiary of .CLUB Domains LLC |
| Industry: | Web Service Solutions |
| Founded: | Dirk Bhagat Colin Campbell Peter LaMantia |
| Country: | USA |
| Website: | www.digitalarcheryexperts.com |
| Blog: | News Blog |
| Key People | |
| Colin Campbell, CEO | |
Digital Archery Experts was co-founded by Dirk Bhagat, Colin Campbell and Peter LaMantia,[1] who are well-known for working on the .club new gTLD application with .CLUB LLC. They developed Digital Archery Experts to facilitate their own needs to get into the first batch in ICANN's New gTLD Program, and then began offering the service to fellow applicants. The Digital Archery system was a much maligned way of determining in what order new gTLD applicants would be processed. The program was eventually cancelled, following technical glitches in the system and continued protest from much of the ICANN community. All clients that had agreed to work with Digital Archery Experts were freed from their contracts, and any fees were returned.[2]