.NZ Adds Macrons To Domains – Interview with the Domain Name Commissioner .NZ [Audio]
July 25, No Comments
10am this morning marks another milestone in the history of both ccTLD’s and International Domain Names (IDNs).
Coinciding with Māori Language Week, the public can now register .nz domain names containing ā, ē, ī, ō and ū.
Domainer Income catches up with the Debbie Monahan, the Domain Name Commissioner for .nz to find out more.
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New IDN ccTLDs Added To Internet DNS
May 6, No CommentsA few hours ago I was informed that the first three non-Latin top-level domains were added to the DNS root zone.
When you visit these sites, you may see a list of letters and numbers in your address bar (depending on the browser).
The three new are السعودية (Al-Saudiah), امارات (Emarat) and صر. (Misr).
You can test them by visiting this, right now! وزارة-الأتصالات.مصر
Dynadot Takes .EU IDN Pre-Orders
December 4, No CommentsThe central registry for EU domains will be launching support for IDN on December 10, 2009 at 10:00 UTC.
EU IDNs will support Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic character sets. Dynadot is charging the following prices for EU IDN registrations: $11.99 regular, $10.99 bulk, and $10.75 super bulk.
If you are interested in pre-ordering for .EU IDNs then head on over to Dynadot and start stocking up.
