Google Registry
Fully owned subsidiary of Google.
Which top level domains will Google Registry be offering?
“Google Registry is currently offering .app, .dev, .dad, .phd, .prof, .esq, .foo, .zip, .mov, .nexus, .page, .new, .how, .soy, . みんな, .day, .boo, .ing, .meme and .channel.”
View in the company profileHow do I become a Google Registry registrar partner?
“Please fill out this form if you're interested in becoming a registrar partner. Please note that Google Registry registrar partners must be ICANN-accredited registrars.”
View in the company profileHow is Charleston Road Registry related to Google?
“Charleston Road Registry (CRR), also known as Google Registry, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Google. Because ICANN requires that registrars and registries remain separate entities, and Google is an ICANN-accredited registrar, CRR exists as a separate company from Google.”
View in the company profileWhere can I find details about Google Registry's DNS security practices (also known as the DNSSEC Practice Statement)?
“Our DNSSEC Practice Statement contains all relevant security and related operational information for Google Registry DNS. It is structured in compliance with RFC 6841.”
View in the company profileWhat is Google Registry doing to help protect trademark owners on their TLDs?
“Google Registry complies with all of ICANN's rights protection mechanisms (RPMs) for the new gTLD program. This means we participate in things ICANN created such as the Trademark Clearinghouse, Sunrise period, and dispute resolution procedures.”
View in the company profileIs Google Registry offering pre-registrations?
“When Google Registry launches a new top-level domain, it does not offer pre-registrations. Please check with your preferred registrar partner.”
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