Two former national presidents scramble for "green" domain names

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According to foreign media reports, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev in contention for a "green" domain name ownership.

Both former state leaders are keen on environmental protection and are vying for the ownership and operation of the new top-level domain ". Eco". The "Times" reports that the domain name will be worth millions of of dollars after it is released next year.

Al Gore is a supporter of Dot.eco, an organization that listens to Hugols deal with domain names. And Gorbachev through the "International Green Cross" and the Canadian organization Big Reactiveness has indirect contact, "International Green Cross" is his creation of environmental protection organizations.

Both sides said they would use the revenue from selling the domain name to support other environmental groups for environmental protection, and they tried to attract the attention of ICANN, the Internet name and digital address distribution Agency, a non-profit international organization that manages the Internet.

Neither side, however, has disclosed how much it costs for other green companies and charities that use the. Eco domain name.

ICANN announced a new set of rules last year that would allow anyone to apply for any top-level domain name. This set off on the internet for the plundering of attractive domain names, and all owners of domain names will have the right to sell the network addresses belonging to the domain name range.

"Eco will open up a new domain Name system that will help environmental companies, groups and individuals find each other and build their own online brands," said Reactiveness, founder of Big, Trevor, who told The Times.