Chinese top-level domain open registration

The future of Internet users in the browser, enter "certain company. Company" or "certain units. Network" can go directly to the agency's official website. In order to vigorously promote the development of Chinese top-level domains in our country and popularize the application of Chinese top-level domains and enhance the influence of the Chinese in the Internet, the China Internet Network Information Center of the State Information Office held the top Chinese-themed "Internet · Chinese New Era" in Beijing on July 17 Domain take-off plan to launch a global roadshow. The official of China Internet Network Information Center said that the names of "Company" and ".Net" have been registered on the official opening up date of July 1 (ie the trademark protection period).

On January 21, this year, ".com" and ".Net", the new gTLDs that are responsible for the application and operation and management of China Internet Network Information Center, formally joined the global root domain name system and become the first batch of root-level Chinese domain names rooted in the international community. This is another major advance in the deployment of Chinese top-level domains in the global strategy since the ". China" as the national top-level domain name in 2010 and the first officially entered into the global root domain name system of the Internet.

According to the person in charge of China Internet Network Information Center, at present, any enterprises and organizations both at home and abroad can apply for and manage Chinese new gTLDs. It is estimated that by 2015, the number of Chinese new gTLDs that Chinese users can choose to use will reach 57.

Experts said that a large number of Chinese new gTLD applications, especially foreign enterprises and organizations responsible for managing the entry of new gTLDs into the Chinese market, will bring tremendous potential for controllable and manageable network and information security services and interests Management challenges and security threats. Under such circumstances, guiding users to use the Chinese new gTLDs operated by China's state-level registries will not leak core information such as registration information and analytical information, and will be of great strategic significance for ensuring the overall security of Internet information in our country.

Wang Xiujun, deputy director of the State Internet Information Office, said: Standing on the strategic height of cyberspace development in China, we must follow four principles in the management of the Internet. One is to correctly handle the relationship between promoting the development of the Internet and safeguarding cybersecurity. The second is to uphold the responsibility of rights and obligations Thirdly, we should insist on leading the development of Internet culture with the core values ​​of socialism. Fourth, we should adhere to the principle of multilateralism, democracy and transparency and strengthen international exchanges and cooperation in the Internet field.

Shang Bing, vice minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, believes that the basic resources represented by domain names and related systems play an important neurogenic central role in the Internet. Our country should actively participate in the formulation of international standards and policies in relevant fields. He also said that in the process of operating a new gTLD in China, it is necessary to strictly implement the management requirements of the state and industry authorities on the real-name system of the domain name, network security and user information protection, and fully tap the basic resource value of the Chinese top-level domain name.

In 2009, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers announced that the URLs could only be completed in the Latin alphabet era. Netizens could enter their full Internet address in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and so on in their native languages. In March 2011, the agency officially approved the implementation of the new gTLD program.

Sunrise period

"Sunrise" is translated from the English Sunrise period, which is a unique term in domain name registration. Taking this ".Net" and ".com." Domain name application as an example, according to the provisions of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, the global gTLDs may only accept Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH) Membership applications for priority registration, and the registration of the top-level domain name and its trademark within the TMCH consistent. This is the first registration deadline introduced to protect the trademark and brand rights of government and large corporations.