We will provide these feeds, as well as our existing reputation feeds, via Abuse Monitor at no charge or obligation for 60 days to any registry operator (gTLD or ccTLD), registrar or hosting providers that desire to access.
Category: New gTLDs
RegistryOffice supports the “Framework to Address Abuse”
RegistryOffice supports the Framework as it provides a common definition of certain types of DNS abuse and states that registries and registrars must act upon the defined categories.
I’m joining the RegistryOffice team
In addition to spreading the good word about our Business Intelligence and Abuse Monitoring services, I’ll be working with my colleagues to expand the range of our consulting services.
New Premium Names Manager from RegistryOffice
Manage your inventory, track EPP vs direct sales, registrar or agent commissions.
.HOMES is launching as an unrestricted TLD
No eligibility restrictions and lower prices starting 14 January.
Understanding your TLD’s heartbeat
If you don’t have consistent access to the hearbeat of your registry, you can’t properly manage and grow your namespace.
Gotta work for it. The inside track to TLD success.
…the “build it and they will come” days are over. Gotta work for it.
The ICANN 61 – San Juan meeting schedule has been released
I don’t have to tell you that the conflict between the domain name system’s WHOIS service and the GDPR that will come into force this May is a super hot topic in the industry that will be discussed.
How solid is the customer relationship with the new gTLDs? Is any registry making decent money?
Some new domain extension (new gTLD) registry operators may be doing OK or even much better than OK despite lackluster volume. Unfortunately for more than a few, not so much.
The Great Domain Correction of 2017?
It is clear now that the new gTLD industry has not “killed” it.
