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A top-level Internet domain used for personal use; for example, harry.potter.name. This is known as a "third-level domain name," because the last name (second level) and first name (third level) are used. The dot-name name was introduced in late 2000. See Internet domain name.


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18, 2003 ICANN Accredited Registrar Will Focus Exclusively on Optimizing Dot-Name Personalized Email and Domain Name End-User Experiences GNR Limited announced today the launch of Personal Names Limited, a new ICANN accredited registrar focusing exclusively on optimizing the Dot-Name end-user experience.
was the eighth ICANN-accredited domain name registrar and offers registration for the most popular domain extensions - notably dot-com, dot-net, dot-org, dot-info, dot-biz, dot-name, dot-ca and dot-us.
com), was the eighth ICANN-accredited domain name registrar in the world and offers registration for the most popular domain extensions - notably dot-com, dot-net, dot-org, dot-info, dot-biz and dot-name.
 
 
 
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