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	IANA — Country-Code Top-Level Domains
		In determining whether new TLDs should be added, the IANA follows the ISO 3166-1 list as published by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency.
		It is important that all TLD administrators follow the guidelines of and ICP-1 and RFC 1591.
		TLD administrators should treat this stewardship responsibility as a service to the global Internet community.
	www.iana.org /cctld/cctld.htm (542 words)

	Country code top-level domain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A country code top-level domain (ccTLD) is a top-level domain used and reserved for a country or a dependent territory.
		Some countries allow anyone in the world to acquire a domain in their ccTLD, for example Austria (at) and Cocos (Keeling) Islands (cc).
		(Ascension Island): This code is a vestige of IANA's decision in 1996 to allow the use of codes reserved in the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 reserve list for use by the Universal Postal Union.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Country_code_top-level_domain (954 words)

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		Every country or distinct economy with a government or public\hich\af0\dbch\af0\loch\f1 authority recognised in accordance with article 3.8 above should be able to ask for its appropriate country code to be represented as a ccTLD in the DNS and to designate the Registry for the ccTLD concerned.
		Where the Registry operating the country code TLD does \hich\af0\dbch\af34\loch\f1 not have a formal communication with its national government and its core functions are operated under a different jurisdiction, any action to re-delegate needs to take account of the legal framework in the country where the Registry is based.
		In the case of a disputed re-delegation request where the relevant country\hich\af1\dbch\af34\loch\f1 code TLD Registry is based in another country and where there is not a contract specifying which national law should apply, the government and ccTLD should seek to find a mutually acceptable solution.
	gac.icann.org /web/home/ccTLD_Principles.rtf (2551 words)

	Country Code Top Level Domains - ccTLD
		Country Code Top Level Domains contain all the domains that are delegated to by the root NIC is in those countries or by a regional NIC.
		Most countries who can afford it have a 'root network information center' or root NIC where registrations of domains under that country's top level domain are stored.
		The country code top level domains (ccTLDs) are the same as the two letter postal country codes we all know.
	www.inetdaemon.com /tutorials/internet/dns/ccTLD.shtml (149 words)

	Country Codes
		Numeric Telephone Country codes are assigned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
		Internet Top Level Domains (TLD) are assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and are generally the same as the ISO 2 digit country code elements (‡ except for the United Kingdom).
		The "+" in front of the country code is the international telephone format notation for country code.
	www.geocities.com /dtmcbride/reference/country-codes.html (414 words)

	Protecting Domain Name Assets
		In all non-U.S. countries, Internet addresses must additionally contain a country code suffix, such as.uk for Britain or.fr for France, identifying the specific country registry in which the IP address is located.
		Each generic and country code TLD registry is headed by an administrator who keeps track of all domain names listed in that registry.
		Despite the introduction of new generic and country code TLDs, business and trademark owners appear to be less ready to defensively register every conceivable variation or misspelling, and less ready to register their marks in every available domain to prevent potential infringements.
	www.nysscpa.org /cpajournal/2004/404/essentials/p64.htm (3950 words)

	Country Code Top-Level Domains (TLD)
		Country code TLDs were intended to represent individuals and organizations within the designated country.
		They are a good fit for businesses based in the country or as domain aliases for the business Web site of a multinational company.
		Most notable is the country of Tuvalu's.tv, which has been adopted in the US by members of the entertainment and television industries.
	www.hostway.com /web-resources/domain-name-registration/top-level-domain/country-code-tlds.html (137 words)

	Sedo Sees Market Heating Up for .US Domains
		The.US TLD, administered by Neustar, was first established in 1985 as the official Country code TLD for the United States.
		However it wasn’t until April 2002 that this second level TLD was available for registration by organizations and individuals in the United States.
		The.US TLD may be registered by citizens and permanent residents of the United States or by any entity or organization which has a legitimate presence in the United States.
	www.dnjournal.com /articles/cctld/us-growth.htm (1012 words)

	In White Paper (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Some of these ccTLDs are located outside of the corresponding ISO 3166-1 countries or territories, and are questioned by the appropriate national government's whilst claiming to the world the defense and dedication to the local population.
		As a general it is unknown which country, if any, get corporate and revenue taxes paid by truly off shore registries collecting money worldwide, especially from companies taking care of their intellectual property patrimonies.
		Apparently it is enticing to market.mn for Minnesota, or.la for Los Angeles, odds are if the population living in these countries know about it and endorse their national names diverted this way, or if it is rather perceived as a new form of colonization via Internet.
	www.wwtld.org /meetings/cctld/ccTLD-history-in-the-making.htm (2580 words)

	Blair Bergum's DNS Internet Glossary
		Country Code Name Supporting Organization, is the advisory body to ICANN concerning policy issues of the DNS as it relates to the Country Code TLD’s.
		county code TLD, refers to Top-Level-Domain extensions that utilize individual country codes, which are two letter designated codes that identify specific countries, such as.ca for Canada, and.tv for Tevula.
		The country code is a TLD and is controlled by the respective countries it is assigned to represent.
	www.dnsnews.net /glossary/glossary_c.html (1686 words)

	Definition: ccTLD (Country-Code TLD) [Web and XML Glossary]
		A ccTLD is a DNS TLD identifying domain names for a given country.
		The country-codes being used are the two letter codes defined by ISO 3166.
		The selection of the ISO 3166 list as a basis for ccTLDs was made with the knowledge that ISO has a procedure for determining which entities should be and should not be on that list.
	dret.net /glossary/cctld (152 words)

	Public Interest Registry - Get a .ORG Domain
		Country code TLDs: These are two-letter TLDs that have been created for more than 240 countries or territories, including.DE for Germany,.UK for the United Kingdom and.US for the United States.
		It is not unusual for an organization to register a country code TLD name for national identification and a.ORG domain name for global reach.
		To find a registrar, view our list of registrars, which also can be viewed by country or by alphabetical order.
	www.pir.org /GetAOrg/GetAOrg.aspx (353 words)

	Country code - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Country codes are short alphabetic or numeric geographical codes (geocodes) developed to represent countries and dependent areas, for use in data processing and communications.
		The Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) two letter codes used by the US government and in the CIA World Factbook: list of FIPS country codes, See also List of FIPS region codes for a set of 4-character region codes, also assigned by FIPS.
		The coding system for diplomatic license plates in the United States, assigned by the U.S. State Department.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Country_codes (603 words)

	Kernkamp Advocaten \| Domain name arbitration
		Apart from the prefix www an internet domain name consists of two parts, the top level domain (or tld), such as.com,.nl,.it, and the second level domain, which consists of the actual chosen name of the registrant.
		Country code TLD's, such as.nl,.it, can only be registered by inhabitants of the country of origin.
		For technical reasons it is not possible for there to be more than one second level domain for each top level domain, so, for instance, there can only be one Kernkamp.nl.
	www.kernkamp.nl /domain_name_arbitration.html (1295 words)

	Country Code Top Level Domains - Policies for Delegation of Managers, Management and Operation in Developing Countries ...
		IANA considers that there will be variations in policies and procedures from country to country due to local customs and cultural values.
		Another problem with governments playing a pivotal role is that in many developing countries or territories, ICANN may have to enter into the uncomfortable discussion of who or what is the legitimate government.
		To date, 52 countries have accepted this invitation of which 24 are developing countries.
	www.jidaw.com /itsolutions/itnigeria3.html (7899 words)

	Random Bytes...by Ross Rader :: Code
		TLD Rule #1 - Top-level DNS Namespaces created solely for the purpose of supporting specific media or applications are stupid.
		TLD Rule #2 - Top-level DNS Namespaces mocked up solely for the purpose of approximating a namespace meant to support a specific media or application are stupid.
		Most importantly, they are free to determine how their country code TLD designation is marketed and used.
	www.byte.org /blog/random_bytes/Code/start=2004-09-25 (3175 words)

	Country Code TLD Registration like .jp .ca .tw, etc.-----------------------------------------------------------
		Once a domain is registered in any particular country, others are inhibited from using that domain name in that country.
		All of these instances could have been prevented had the companies registered their domain names in the country code domains.
		Consequently, in these country domains where local presence, tax ID number, or proof of registered trademark is not required, a company's brand name / trademark is highly vulnerable.
	www.975register.com /global.html (1021 words)

	Country code top level domains - ccTld \| Domain Name News \| Domain News \| Expired Domains
		A country code top level domain ccTLD is used to identify a country or dependent territory.
		The creation and delegation of country code top level domains is managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority - IANA.
		The ccTlds usually correspond to the ISO 3166 country codes maintained by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency.
	www.dnxpert.com /2007/11/26/country-code-top-level-domains-cctld (360 words)

	The Republic of Cascadia: Top Level Domain for the Republic of Cascadia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There are also a large number of two-letter "country code" TLDs (ccTLD) -- nearly one for each country in the world.
		The assignment of TLDs has always been controversial, with those in power using their sway to shape the Root Zone in ways agreeable to their politics.
		Similarly, the creation of ccTLDs is used for propagandistic purposes, as evidenced by the non-existent country of Belgium having one (.be -- obviously overcompensating for their lack of actual beingness).
	www.zapatopi.net /cascadia/tld.html (459 words)

	TLD Names - ISOC Member Briefing #18
		Even among countries with only one official language, there might be considerable pressure to create domains in the languages of large minority groups, pressure that would be hard to resist if we retain our focus on the users and their needs.
		Once that were permitted, even countries whose official names are normally written in Roman characters and whose ISO 3166-1 codes are obvious abbreviations for those names would undoubtedly find it desirable, and fair, to acquire at least an additional TLD based on a complete spelling or abbreviation of the country name.
		It should be obvious by this point that permitting users to reference TLDs in their own scripts, or in the same script used for the associated second or third level domains, by installing non-ASCII synonymous TLDs would cause significant difficulties.
	www.isoc.org /briefings/018 (2314 words)

	Top-level domains
		Domain name registries around the world is a highly comprehensive list of TLD registries maintained by the.NO domain registry.
		The two-letter country code top level domains (ccTLDs) are based on the ISO 3166-1 English two-letter country codes.
		There are some discrepancies: for instance.UK is the ccTLD for the United Kingdom, even though the ISO 3166 code for this country is GB.
	www.dns.net /dnsrd/tld.html (478 words)

	Wired News: Domain Fights Could Get Nasty
		on the ground that the TLD would not be perceived as a mark," the guidelines state.
		ESI is not the only company asserting rights over future generic TLDs on the basis of contractual relations with existing country code Top Level Domains, known in shorthand as ccTLDs.
		The two-digit ccTLDs are abbreviations for the countries they designate --.bz represents the country of Belize on the Net, for example.
	www.wired.com /news/politics/0,1283,40129,00.html (532 words)

	Internet Country Code Extensions-TLD-Top Level Domain Glossary
		The varied country codes, known as TLD's (Top Level Domains), also give web masters and designers a greater choice of name combinations to use for their sites, but it depends on which extension you want.
		An example of a country code that has been released for general registration is.tv.
		It's the country code originally designed to be the official addressing for the tiny island nation of Tuvalu - population of around eleven thousand.
	www.tamingthebeast.net /articles2/countrycode.htm (899 words)

	Kabissa - Promoting Country Level Domains in Africa
		African businesses and agencies operating on the internet should promote their country code Top Level Domains (ccTLD) instead of paying foreign companies for.com,.net or.org addresses, said registry managers attending the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) meeting in Vancouver.
		Mtui argued that though the.co.tz,.go.tz and.ac.tz subscriptions are free, they have only registered 1,200 addresses in a country with a population of 34 million.
		In the same breath, Browne said that companies or organisations can choose to either develop their own countries by providing income or take the income to other countries.
	www.kabissa.org /ict/cctld.html (485 words)

	DNS Comments Submitted on 8/30/98
		In RFC 1591, the current document that explains how country code registries should be delegated and what the delegated ccTLD registries' responsibilities should be, no mention of the word "government" is made.
		RFC 1591 clearly states that the IANA, the current entity with the responsibility for overseeing implementation of country code TLD delegation, "is not in the business of deciding what is and what is not a country.
		There are more that 200 Country Code TLD Registries active on the internet today, and it is important that the U.S. Government continue to maintain a position of neutrality concerning how these registries are managed now and into the future.
	www.ntia.doc.gov /ntiahome/domainname/usrfc/comments/8-30-98.htm (1644 words)

	IANA \| Country-Code Top-Level Domains
		The codes IANA uses are two-letter codes from the ISO 3166 standard.
		If you are a current administrative or technical contact, and you need to modify information concerning your domain, please fill out the modification template and send it to iana@iana.org.
		IANA provides occasional email memos to country code administrators to help coordinate administrative activities as well as communicate news of interest to the administrators.
	www.nic.lv /DNS/docs/cctld.htm (233 words)

	Country-Code Top-Level Domain Best Current Practices
		There are approximately 23 9 two-letter codes (primarily defined by ISO 3166-1) that designate countries and entities of the world.
		For example, given an application for example.com.ng, you want to be able to write a script which sends a query to some whois.registry-of-companies.gov.ng and see if the street address is the same as the registered company.
		It is the goal for the primary server to be in the country, but it is not mandatory.
	www.nsrc.org /netadmin/wenzel-cctld-bcp-02.html (4752 words)

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