<%@ Language=JavaScript %> The Dot BIZ/ONLINE/ETC TLD Registry

New:

Sample list of live websites in the inclusive name space.
List of Inclusive Name Space TLDs

Public Notice regarding use of WHOIS inforamtion:

 

 New at The PacificRoot Dot-COM2!

Home of .ONLINE, .ETC  and the ORIGINAL dotBIZ TLD!  Register your .BIZ domain now

 We're COM2! Register your .com2 domain now!  Brought to you by Leah Gallegos and The PacificRoot

Yes! We've been here all along - Home of the
 "Original,  Authentic dotBIZ TLDtm"

"...where registering a .biz domain name is not a gamble"

The .BIZ TLD Registrytm



 

What's Happening?
Well, They've done it now! - (more info)



Ben Edelman of the Berkman Center has posted a very misleading document at the cyber.law.harvard.edu website.  We were not consulted nor were inquiries made to obtain facts.  The whois database was mined and misused.  ARNI has posted a response.

ICANN, THE MOVIE - THE SEQUEL

The makers of an ICANN spoof movie are back with a sequel, this time focusing on dot-biz. Coverage at

http://it.mycareer.com.au/breaking/2001/05/22/FFXODF0W0NC.html
http://www.wahmpreneur.com/articles/May2101/icann2.html
http://it.mycareer.com.au/news/2001/05/22/FFXYCYC4ZMC.html


Sign the "Letter to Congress"
New: ARNI's response to CDT  Congressional Testimony
ICANN has posted a draft of the registry agreement for their "new" TLDs.
We urge our supporters to post their opinions and support for the Inclusive Name Space TLDs and dot BIZ
tm in particular.
 - More info... 

Updates on House and Senate Hearings - ICANN and new TLDs
Testimony, articles, what you can do.



Whois lookup
Home BizTLD About BIZ TLD What is a TLD? Register Your New Dot BIZ, ONLINE, ETC and NOT domain Names BIZ TLD Terms of Service Set up your account or manage existing account DNS Services Resources Contact Us (Mail Form) E-Mail (mailto)

The Dot BIZ TLD Registry - Register Your New Dot BIZ, ONLINE, ETC and NOT domain Namestm

Welcome to BIZtld.biztm (or .net)
Home of
.BIZ*, .ONLINE, .ETC, .NGO and .NPO

NOTICE
Update

Due to recent misuse of WHOIS  proprietary information, we place the following restrictions on the whois database:

Whois information is to be used to obtain only one record at a time.  Personal identfying Information is not to be published on any website or in any print document distributed to the public.  Information is not to be used for any unsolicited email (spam) or to infringe on any third party's privacy or other rights.  Proper use of the whois database is to determine contact information for technical problems regarding a domain.

In Melbourne, without notice, the ICANN BoD met a half hour early to discuss important issues before the public was aware of those deliberations.  Although statements had been made to the contrary prior to the meetings, the board resolved to complete contracts for the "new" gTLDs without further review and authorized their execution once completed.  So far, they have not been completed or signed.  Once they are executed, ICANN will probably make its recommendation to the Department of Commerce for entry into the USG root.  We do not know whether DoC will enter .BIZ.  However, whether or not they duplicate our .BIZ in their root, The PacificRoot has stated they will continue to resolve your domains and We have plans to bring on additional registrars soon, so watch for more news.

We all hope that DoC will not enter a collider into the system, but even if they go ahead with this folly, your domains will still be operational.

Stay tuned for updates.

-----------------------

At the recently concluded meetings in Los Angeles, ICANN indicated that it may include JVTeam's (now Neulevel) .biz in their rootzone.  That does NOT mean that Atlantic Root Network's .BIZ is going anywhere.  We did not apply for entry into the ICANN rootzone and we plan to stay where we are and continue to resolve to the and the PacificRoot inclusive name space.  We also petitioned DoC for a Rulemaking.  See links at top of this page.

It is important to realize that there is not really separate name space or several public internets.  It is THE internet and THE namespace for public access.  There are several roots which exist in the public name space. It is ICANN/DoC which threatens to cause collisions in the public name space with duplication of TLDs because it will not recognize the other public roots.  It is the ICANN/DoC root which is the "alternate" or "legacy" root. It does not wish to be included in the "inclusive name space" which is comprised of the rest of the public roots.  Remember, the USG root that most of us are familiar with is just one root. 

There will be a public comments period with regard to the petition.  Watch this site for further information so that you can submit your comments.  It's an important time for all of us.  Please plan to support this effort to avoid duplication of our .BIZ TLD and potentially other duplicate TLDs as well.  It will be an important precedent. We must prevent duplication in the name space, or there will be chaos.  The roots in the inclusive name space cooperate to avoid these collisions.  We must do all we can to prevent the manager (DoC) of the "alternate" root (the one most people refer to as the ICANN or USG root) from breaking this practice.

ICANN's board also chose to NOT include .WEB.  A major part of the reason for that was Vint Cerf's "discomfort" at awarding a TLD to someone other than IOD, since they have a "functioning registry."

Unless we are mistaken, our .BIZ has a functioning registry as well. :)

For an enlightening view of the ICANN Board of Directors deliberations regarding the decision to NOT include .WEB rather than award it to Afilias, watch this video clip. Pay particular attention to remarks by Vint Cerf (gray beard and glasses).

In addition, Karl Auerbach (video) made a statement during the open meeting that part of the  criteria for resolving any multiple applications for the same TLD string would be "prior demonstrated use on the internet."

.BIZ obviously has prior demonstrated use on the internet.

Unless we are involuntarily removed from the inclusive name space rootzones, we'll be here. :)

Support .BIZ now and be sure to put up your websites once you have registered names!  Let us know via e-mail and we will post your URL(s) on YouCann.org / YouCann.heretm

The web based registration system is up!

To register a name click here or the "Register New Name" button to go to PacificRoot.com (registrar)

TLDs open for registration via the automated system are:
.BIZ*
.ETC
.ONLINE

[Please read our Terms of Service before registering your domain names!]

Additional Disclaimer**

Restricted TLDs which require certification and manual registration are:
.NGO
(registered non-governmental organizations)
.NPO
(non-profit organizations)

For more information regarding .NGO or .NPO, please contact us.

 

*Registrant acknowledges that ICANN has accepted applications for several new TLDs and that included in those applications is .BIZ.  Atlantic Root Network, Inc.tm has NOT applied to ICANN and has no intention of doing so at this time.  If .BIZ is chosen by ICANN and delegated to a different registry administrator, we do not know how it might effect the BIZtld registry'stm domains.  Therefore, registrant agrees that there is no guarantee that there will not be a colliding TLD issue which may not be resolved in registrant's favor.  In that case, .BIZ domain names may no longer resolve. Registrant holds AtlanticRoot Network, Inc. and PacificRoot harmless in any situation regarding a colliding TLD which might result in their .BIZ domain no longer resolving in the domain name space. Registration of domain names is a service.  Fees are NOT REFUNDABLE. (See "Fees" in Terms of Service)

**Please note: In order for you and other Internet users to access the websites of, send email to, or use any other Internet service connected with the domain name(s) you are about to register requires the DNS (Domain Name System) settings of each user's computer (or their ISPs) be configured to point to DNS name servers which have been set up to query the PacificRoot Inclusive Name Space servers which include all known non-colliding TLDs on the planet.

Additionally, although we believe the PacificRoot Inclusive Name Space is superior to what we believe to be the functionally obsolete US Government, Department of Commerce rootzone, and that we are currently making progress through marketing, education and outreach to raise the awareness of all Internet users of that superiority, many Internet users' computers are not yet configured this way. Simply put, all this means is that currently some Internet users will be able to access your website, send you email to the domain name(s) and some may not until they or their ISPs also make the appropriate simple changes that can be found here.

 



Questions? Sure!   Info@BizTLD.net

© 2000 Creative CompuSec. All rights reserved.