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==Application for .iinet gTLD==

==Application for .iinet gTLD==

In March 2012,the company confirmed its application for the .iinet [[Brand TLD]]. In a statement, Roger Yerramsetti, iiNet Operations Manager, was confident that there would be no other applicant for the .iinet string. He also said that $200,000 is ''"relatively cheap way to secure a part of the internet."'' ARI Registry Services has been selected as the back-end registry service provider for the proposed .iinet gTLD. <ref>[http://www.smh.com.au/business/media-and-marketing/whats-in-a-domain-name-its-a-bargain-at-200000-20120308-1un5x.html What's in a domain name? It's a bargain at $200,000]</ref>

In March 2012,the company confirmed its application for the [[.iinet]] [[Brand TLD]]. In a statement, Roger Yerramsetti, iiNet Operations Manager, was confident that there would be no other applicant for the .iinet string. He also said that $200,000 is ''"relatively cheap way to secure a part of the internet."'' ARI Registry Services has been selected as the back-end registry service provider for the proposed .iinet gTLD. <ref>[http://www.smh.com.au/business/media-and-marketing/whats-in-a-domain-name-its-a-bargain-at-200000-20120308-1un5x.html What's in a domain name? It's a bargain at $200,000]</ref>

==Timeline==

==Timeline==