Mastering ICANN’s New gTLD Program
What ICANN is, what the 2012 round taught us, how an application for your own top-level domain works, and the DNS basics you need to run one. With a glossary of the records that matter.
Free30 lessons
Course content
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Introduction to the New gTLD Program
- General introduction
- Who or what is ICANN?
- Types of top-level domains
- The 2012 New gTLD Program
- What about the 2026 round of new gTLDs?
- What will be new in the upcoming round?
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Lessons from the 2012 round
- City TLDs
- Brand TLDs
- Regional TLDs
- Internationalised (IDN) TLDs
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The application process
- Requirements for applicants
- Evaluation and approval
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Managing your gTLD
- Securing communications with DNS records
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Future trends in domain names
- Outlook
- Emerging technologies
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Glossary
- Root zone operators
- DNS records
- TLS certificate
- CAA records
- A records
- AAAA records
- CNAME records
- NS records
- MX records
- TXT records
- SRV records
- PTR records
- DMARC
- SPF (Sender Policy Framework)
- DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail)
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