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Following the recent trend of seeking permission to offer one and two character domain names, Telnic has formally requested permission from ICANN to offer one and two character .tel domain names.
In the request, the Registry stated that they would not offer two letter domain …
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After receiving approval in January, .Tel’s Internationalized Domain Name (IDN) registration goes live. The request to offer the IDN registrations was approved by ICANN in January. The Registry began accepting registrations for these domain names in the following languages:
As we mentioned in January, Telnic’s plan to offer internationalized .tel domain names was approved by ICANN. The Registry has now announced that they will launch their IDN registration in 16 languages on June 15th.
The 16 languages include:
ICANN has approved Tenic’s request to offer internationalized domain names on their TLD, .tel. The Registry made the request in December and it just approved by ICANN Chief gTLD Registry Liaison Craig Schwartz.
By offering these new internationalized version of .tel domain names, users will now be able to register …
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Telnic, the company behind the .tel TLD, seeks permission to offer .tel IDNs. IDNs, or internationalized domain names,
Telnic CEO Khashayar Mahdavi has requested authorization from ICANN, allowing them to release domain names from the pool of reserved names in their Registry Agreement. These names include domains that contain hyphens …
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Two new domain TLDs launch this week: .tel, managed by Telnic, and Chi.mp, managed by DemoFall. The premise behind these new domain extensions is that you register you name with one, then use it as a hub for all of your online identities, such as Facebook, as well as a …
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