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One of ICANN's key commitments is to promote competition in the domain name market while ensuring Internet security and stability. New generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs) help achieve that commitment by paving the way for increased consumer choice by facilitating competition among registry service providers. Soon entrepreneurs, businesses, governments and communities around the world will be able to apply to operate a Top-Level Domain registry of their own choosing.
Just about any type of New gTLD imaginable can be applied for. Already, organizations have announced plans for:
Additionally these types can be further subcategorized by market, or consumer product. see applicant list.
New gTLD Program in Brief
ICANN will begin accepting applications for new generic Top-Level Domain names in January 2012. Because this is an important change to the Internet domain name system, we developed this fact sheet to provide basic information about the program for governments. What is a gTLD? gTLD stands for generic Top-Level Domain and is an Internet top level name such as .com, net or .org. Right now there are roughly two dozen gTLDs, but soon, there could be hundreds. Any
