The Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers Monday began accepting applications for a test group of five domain registrars as it begins moving registration away from the government-sanctioned Network Solutions, which controls the majority of ".com," ".net," and ".org," domain names.
ICANN posted Shared
Registration System Accreditation Application requirements on its
Web site following its meeting in Singapore last week. Companies wishing selection and
accreditation in the trial program must pay $2,500 by March 29. Other applicants can apply after June 25 for a fee of $1,000.
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The testbed program is slated to start April 26. Companies who apply for the
testbed program who aren't picked will be automatically considered for normal
registrar accreditation.
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