.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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