ICANN:最快2009年开放.中国 .台湾 .香港 .澳门 .日本

[kjl]

After nearly a decade of planning, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has stepped up to announce that fully internationalized domain names (IDNs) are slated to become a reality. First on the plate are Country-Code Top-Level-Domains (ccTLDs) in various languages of the world.

The recent success of .ASIA and the continued growth of international domain markets and internet users have led to an increased awareness of the need for non-English extensions. The creation of new ccTLDs such as “.瓷” instead of .CN, or “.Ελλάδα” in place of .GR, will undoubtedly open the internet and the domain industry to an even broader mix of people, although the actual extensions remain to be seen.

According to Country Code Names Supporting Organization (ccNSO) chairman Chris Disspain, efforts will be directed at areas of highest need in the implementation process, which include the creation of new techno-policies to aid in administration (such as working with the difference between traditional and simplified Chinese, versus interchangeable upper- and lower-case Latin letters) and finding “a way to represent territory identifications in their local languages in operation as ccTLDs.”

“This fast-track process will really be driven by those who want to take part and get their name in their language on their internet in their country," Disspain said. With players in the mix such as Edmon Chung, CEO of DotAsia and vice chair for the Internet Society in Hong Kong, the pressure is on for non-English top-level domains to be introduced as early as mid-2009. ICANN has stated it will begin taking applications for new non-English ccTLDs early next year.

Even though internationalized TLDs bring with them a more complicated internet, this could spell greater opportunity across the board. Internet users who are unfamiliar with English can be brought together with businesses and services that are targeted specifically to them in their own language. As exciting as this news may be, there is a bit of work left to be done. Although 2009 is still a ways off, the fully internationalized domain names – and the guaranteed changes to the internet and domain industry - are closer than we think.

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中国.中国
中国.cn
cn.中国
国中.中国

我快暈了

[哈啦]

只開放亞洲的後綴嗎？

[kjl]

作者: 哈啦

只開放亞洲的後綴嗎？

应该不止吧 !

[9fu]

所以這個意思是 未來這些國家的後綴 都要變成當地國家的語言文字嗎?

比方說

abc.cn--->abc.中國

abc.tw--->abc.台灣

abc.hk--->abc.香港

abc.jp--->abc.日本

應該不會改變原有的域名吧?! 那這又會有什麼影響呢?!

最近正想要投資一些IDN簡體中文.com 和 .net

不曉得是不是會造成一些變化?!

[best-url]

作者: tcc988

所以這個意思是 未來這些國家的後綴 都要變成當地國家的語言文字嗎?

比方說

abc.cn--->abc.中國

abc.tw--->abc.台灣

abc.hk--->abc.香港

abc.jp--->abc.日本

應該不會改變原有的域名吧?! 那這又會有什麼影響呢?!

最近正想要投資一些IDN簡體中文.com 和 .net

不曉得是不是會造成一些變化?!

如果真的要開放 IDN.idn 的註冊 -
你就暫時別進場;
等待情況明朗在說.

不過, 即使 開放 IDN.idn 的註冊;
目前的許多 IDN 投資人 仍舊堅信
IDN.com 才是王道喔...

Who knows

[kjl]

作者: tcc988

所以這個意思是 未來這些國家的後綴 都要變成當地國家的語言文字嗎?

比方說

abc.cn--->abc.中國

abc.tw--->abc.台灣

abc.hk--->abc.香港

abc.jp--->abc.日本

應該不會改變原有的域名吧?! 那這又會有什麼影響呢?!

最近正想要投資一些IDN簡體中文.com 和 .net

不曉得是不是會造成一些變化?!

原来的当然不会变啦,只是增加当地语言的IDN罢了~~~

[incno]

作者: tcc988

所以這個意思是 未來這些國家的後綴 都要變成當地國家的語言文字嗎?

比方說

abc.cn--->abc.中國

abc.tw--->abc.台灣

abc.hk--->abc.香港

abc.jp--->abc.日本

應該不會改變原有的域名吧?! 那這又會有什麼影響呢?!

最近正想要投資一些IDN簡體中文.com 和 .net

不曉得是不是會造成一些變化?!

abc.cn--->abc.中國

后缀为.中国，前缀中必须至少含有一个中文 （abc.中国）前缀没有中文 ，是不存在的 。（ 我abc.中国）这样的允许注册，所以也就不存在abc.cn会过渡为abc.中国这个问题。