http://domainslatinamerica.today.com Just another Today.com weblog Wed, 15 Jul 2009 20:33:06 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en With the creation of the new extension “banco.ar” it is seek to hinder virtual fraud against users of Home Banking in Argentina. The creation of this extension will give even more strength to the idea of creating new secure spaces in the virtual world through restricted domains that will allow more ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/07/15/government-and-banks-will-create-%e2%80%9cbancoar%e2%80%9d/ Rick Latona comments on his blog that on June 23rd. Colombia will be accepting bids to manage the .co extension. His source tells him that “Verisign, Straat Investments, Affilias, Argus and Technology Services (GTS), among others, have all expressed interest in and will most likely place bids to be ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/06/18/colombia-will-be-accepting-bids-for-co-on-june-23rd/ From Saturday June 13th 2009, 00:01hrs EDT you will be able to log in to your account in Facebook and create a new user name that will then be part of the web address. The before mentioned means that current web address of Facebook is www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=123454549 will be able to create ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/06/12/personalize-your-web-address-in-facebook/ News from Brazil. This saturday, June 13, more than 100.000 domain names from Brazil will be released. It is possible to check the list at: http://registro.br/info/proclib-l.html Best regards, Juan Enrique Sánchez S. Presidente www.nameaction.com Dominios Latinoamérica http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/06/11/more-than-100000-domains-br-will-be-released/ NIC Argentina continues its efforts to avoid domain names cyberocupation in Argentina. To the limitation of 200 domains registered per owner now NIC.AR is adding a new arbitration system to recover domain names which is easier and free. Newspaper “El Clarín” informed yesterday that the Government is preparing a new ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/06/10/new-arbitration-system-for-argentinean-domain-names/ NIC Mexico has informed us that during this month they will be adding a year to the expiration of all .MX domains registered during May 2009: The Registry .MX, recognizing customers loyalty and with the aim to offer total coverage paid, will extend the coverage for an additional year ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/05/26/mx-domains-with-a-bonus-of-1-year/ Because of abuses on the registration of domains in Argentina where some entities (Entidad Registrante) have thousands of domains, it has been establish a limit on the number of domains allowed per entity (Entidad Registrante) to 200 domains under the extensions “.com.ar” or “.org.ar”. The basis for this decision ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/05/22/nic-argentina-limits-to-200-the-ar-registration/ From May 1 second level domains in Costa Rica will have a discount of 20%. This reduction comes from the permanent effort of the Latin American NICs to make the registration in the region more attractive. Juan Enrique Sánchez S. President www.nameaction.com Domains Latin América http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/04/23/discount-for-second-level-domains-in-costa-rica/ On March 31st the Ministry of Communications of Colombia has opened the tender for domains .CO. The new administrator will be in charge of promotions, management and technical operations for the domains .CO although the Ministry will have under its responsibility the definition of politics, control of the activities and the ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/04/03/the-tender-for-the-co-domains-starts/ Today NIC Brasil announced the next liberation of the extension net.br to allow brazilian people and companies to register it. Today domains .net.br are allowed only for companies related multimedia communication, networks, specialized circuits and those having autonomus systems connected to internet. On april 06 will, begins a sunrise period of 6 ... http://domainslatinamerica.today.com/2009/03/27/extension-netbr-will-be-liberated/