113 New gTLD Pass IE: .London; .Windows; .Bloomberg; .Broadway; .Ferrari; .Sony; .Samsung

11 thoughts on “113 New gTLD Pass IE: .London; .Windows; .Bloomberg; .Broadway; .Ferrari; .Sony; .Samsung”

1. So the auction / deals relating to .store for example have been made ?

2. Brian

   Now that mean that one application for .store that was filed by TLDH passed Initial Evaluation, it doesn’t mean in any way that they got that extension.

   However its a big hurdle and if you don’t pass IE you can’t go to auction

   Also any uncontested strings, one which there is no other application that passes is much closer to going live

   Like .London

3. So this means you have been deemed ok to run a registry – and therefore you are qualified to bid ?

4. Correct and your particular application met the requirements

5. Am very happy to see all the new Gtlds.
   It means “innovation”, the smell of new money in the economy.

   Like they say in Economics 101, let the market dictates the forces of demand and supply.

   MarijuanaGuy Passin the peace pipe to you all…..

6. .london yay 😀

7. My marijuana investment group is getting the dot Marijuana

8. So .TVS will be created confusion with existing .TV

9. Ray

   It might but Verisign didn’t file an objection to .TVS on the basis of string confusion

10. The real question isn’t whether .TVS will be confused with .TV… it’s whether .TVS will languish in obscurity, because no one cares.

11. I think they are two separate points both a concern

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