Start process of .eu has started

Start process of .eu has started

by: Hans Peter Oswald

The Commission of the EUROPEAN COMMUNITY and EURID, the registry of eudomains, have signed recently the contract about the eudomains.

EURID reports that, the Commission will formally notify ICANN of the selected registry operator allowing official negotiations to commence between EURid and ICANN to put the eudomain into the root servers.

EURid promises to be looking for a fast conclusion to negotiations with ICANN in order to minimise delays in launching .eu. EURid has always declared that it requires 69 months after contractual matters are concluded in order to commence registrations of eudomains, starting with the 4month sunrise period required by the European Commissionกs Public Policy Rules for the eudomain..

EURid tells, that it is currently working on the initial Registration Policy for eudomains to include rules for phased registration (the sunrise period), a Whois policy and Alternative Dispute Resolution for disputes over .eu names. As required under the terms of Regulation 733/2002, which provided the legal framework for eudomains, EURid will be consulting with the European Commission and other relevant parties on this document.

The registration process of eudomains consists of a sunrise and a landrush period.

Sunrise Period

You should send now to http://www.domainregistry.de/eu.html your applications to secure your rights at the new eudomains. The eudomains will be the most important event since the introduction of comdomains.

The Sunrise Period of eudomains will have two phases:

The EU Regulation stipulates that the registry must make a sunrise provision at eudomains to allow those with กprior rightsก to a name to apply for registration of eudomains in advance of beginning general registrations. The PPR states that the sunrise period (phased registration) of eudomains will take place in two phases each lasting two months.

During phase one, public bodies and holders of registered Community or national trademarks will be able to register their names.

During phase 2 those who may register in phase 1 may register their eudomains as well holders of other rights recognised under Community law or the national law of an EU member state. Eudomains registered during the sunrise period must be an exact match for the prior right claimed and documentary evidence must be supplied to proof the right.

Landrush period: First comesfirst serves

Some weeks after the Sunrise Period eudomains goes live and general registrations of eudomains will begin and registration of eudomains will be done on a first come first served basis for any eudomain not taken during the sunrise period.

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Hans Peter Oswald

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ICANN accredited Registrar Secura

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This article was posted on October 14, 2004

by Hans Peter Oswald

EuDomains For Everybody

EuDomains For Everybody

by: Hans Peter Oswald

Cologne,10 July 2004. ICANN accredited registar Secura announces today, that the company is accepting applications for the sunrise and real time period of eudomains (https://www.domainregistry.de/eu.html).
Sunrise Period
You should send now to your applications to secure your rights at the new eudomains. The eudomains will be the most important event since the introduction of comdomains.
There will be a Sunrise Period (Phased registration for those holding prior rights to a name) at the eudomains.
The Sunrise Period of eudomains will have two phases:
The EU Regulation stipulates that the registry must make a sunrise provision at eudomains to allow those with กprior rightsก to a name to apply for registration of eudomains in advance of beginning general registrations. The PPR states that the sunrise period (phased registration) of eudomains will take place in two phases each lasting two months.
During phase one, public bodies and holders of registered Community or national trademarks will be able to register their names.
During phase 2 those who may register in phase 1 may register their eudomains as well holders of other rights recognised under Community law or the national law of an EU member state. Eudomains registered during the sunrise period must be an exact match for the prior right claimed and documentary evidence must be supplied to proof the right.
Live Registration: First comesfirst serves
Some weeks after the Sunrise Period eudomains goes live and general registrations of eudomains will begin and registration of eudomains will be done on a first come first served basis for any eudomain not taken during the sunrise period.

About The Author

HansPeter Oswald

CEO

ICANN accredited registrar Secura GmbH

https://www.domainregistry.de/eu.html

http://www.comdomains.com

https://www.domainregistry.de
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This article was posted on July 17, 2004

by Hans Peter Oswald