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Next Round Of New gTLD Private Auctions Take Place This Week TLDH Is in 4 Of Them

Posted on August 12, 2013
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The 2nd round of the private new gTLD auctions to resolve contention being run by Applicant Auction takes place this week starting Tuesday and a second participant has stepped forward to publicly say they are participating.

Top Level Domain Holdings (LON:TLDH) is participating in private auctions for .GUIDE, .CASA, .网址 (which means web address in Chinese) and .FISHING.

Donuts the largest applicant for new gTLD announced a few weeks ago that they were committing 68 new gTLD’s that they applied to this 2nd round of auctions.

In the first round of auctions only 6 strings were resolved after a four day auction resulted in a total of $9 Million dollars in bids.

TLDH was one of the largest applicants for new gTLD’s and has several geographic names such as .london, .miami, .bayern .nrw, and .budapest locked up.

I’m sure we will get some more announcements of who maybe participating in the auction and we should be getting results by no later than next week as to what strings were resolved and the total price paid at auction.

 

6 thoughts on “Next Round Of New gTLD Private Auctions Take Place This Week TLDH Is in 4 Of Them”

  1. Tom Gilles says:
    August 12, 2013 at 12:20 pm

    Won’t be any really interesting auctions unless/until Google and Amazon want to play, which will probably not happen until ICANN last resort.

    Donuts committed 100 strings to auction this week? How many you think will actually happen, dozen or two?

  2. Michael Berkens says:
    August 12, 2013 at 12:22 pm

    Tom

    Donuts committed 68 this time not 100

    Last time they committed 62 and there were 6 auctions.

    I would say this time 10-15 will be the number

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