ICANN today named Fadi Chehadé as its new CEO replacing Rod Beckstrom who will step down July 1.
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ICANN Names a New CEO to Replace Rod Beckstrom – Fadi Chehadé to Take Over by October 1
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ICANN today named Fadi Chehadé as its new CEO replacing Rod Beckstrom who will step down July 1.
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ICANN Names a New CEO to Replace Rod Beckstrom – Fadi Chehadé to Take Over by October 1
Government agency registers .com domain, but still brands program with a domain name it doesn’t own. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) just launched a new campaign to replace the old food pyramid.
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Dubai Following the successful launch of the first fully non-Latin script domains in May 2010 by Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, four more countries in the Middle East have followed suit with internationalised domain names, or IDNs. These countries include Jordan, Qatar, Syria and Tunisia.
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Mideast nations choose non-Latin domain names
There are no justifications whatsoever for the two biggest, most powerful and influential Arab countries, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, not taking loud, courageous and clear cut stances against Iran’s expansionism, hegemony, sickening plots and ambitions, says Elias Bejjani .
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Iran’s Threats and Arabs Double Standards – Taqiyya
On March 23, 2010, ATI successfully completed ICANN’s evaluation of its Arabic script TLD project «تونس.».

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The Tunisian Internet Agency selects solutions from AFNIC to operate its « تونس. » IDN ccTLD
ICANN’s CEO has recently joined Egypt’s Information Technology Minister Tarek Kamel in celebrating the rollout of Egypt’s Arabic language top-level domain.

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Rod Beckstrom Helps Celebrate Egypt’s Arabic IDN ccTLD
Earlier this month, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Russia become the first nations to get internet addresses entirely in non-Latin characters.
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Non-Latin characters ‘open up’ the web
Earlier this month, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Russia become the first nations to get internet addresses entirely in non-Latin characters.
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Non-Latin characters ‘open up’ the web
Following through on its promise to open the Internet to international domain names, ICANN launches its first non-Latin domains for Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
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ICANN unveils first non-Latin domain names
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The global Internet oversight agency has approved the first four fully internationalized top-level domains for Egypt, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
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ICANN Greenlights First Internationalized Domain Names (Digital Trends)
Five essential and comprehensive concepts govern the “New Thinking” in the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) — the party’s new agenda for Egypt’s future.
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A less noisy evolution (Al-Ahram Weekly)
I was caught between several ways to approach this forecast of the Egyptian scene in 2020.
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Plus ça change (Al-Ahram Weekly)
Six countries have now applied for internationalised top-level domains, including Egypt, Russia and Saudi Arabia
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Egypt bids for first Arabic top-level domain (ZDNet UK)
Internet Set to Allow Non-Latin Addresses (AP) Egypt will apply for the first Internet domain written in Arabic, its information technology minister said Sunday at a conference grouping Yahoo’s co-fou…
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Egypt to Apply for 1st Arabic Domain Name (MalaysiaNews.net)
SHARM EL-SHEIK, Egypt – Egypt will apply for the first internet domain written in Arabic, its information technology minister said a conference grouping Yahoo’s co-founder and others to discuss boosting online access in emerging nations.Tarek…
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Egypt applies for first Arabic domain (The New Zealand Herald)
Over the past few days, we’ve given you an inside view of domain events in Australia and on the French Riviera. Today it is on to Egypt where Directi sister companies Skenzo and LogicBoxes took delegates at this month’s ICANN meeting in Cairo on an “Egyptian Odyssey” that included stops at the Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza.
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Egypt: An Inside View of This Stop on the Domain Industry’s October/November World Tour
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