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The working group for choosing the Cyrillic ccTLD of the Republic of Serbia has adopted the report on selecting the proposals which are to be put to vote for the Cyrillic domain name. The working group report is available here. To see the list of all the received proposals along with their grades, adopted by the working group as final, please click here.
17.05.2010.
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The working group for the introduction of the Cyrillic ccTLD, which is supposed to represent Serbia online, has reviewed all proposals for the new Cyrillic domain name. During the review of the proposals for the Cyrillic domain name of Serbia, the following methods have been used: ‑ questionnaires conducted at IT conventions ‑ RNIDS forum dedicated to the choice of Cyrillic domain name ‑ forums organised within IT magazines and journals ‑ questionnaires of RNIDS Complying with the criteria defined by ICANN in the document which regulates the procedure for submitting a request for the IDN ccTLD, the working group has chosen a total of 4 proposals that fulfill the following conditions: being recognisable, meaningful, denoting a country, not using confusing characters, not associated with the already used abbreviations and so on. The working group would like to thank everyone who took part in the public discussion by sending their proposals. Please visit www.glasanje.prod.rnids.beeloc.rs as soon as possible so as to vote for the new domain name which will best represent Serbia.
10.05.2010.
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.YU domain stopped functioning at noon today, in accordance with the decision of ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers). Saying goodbye to the .YU domain, which became history, like other aspects of ex Yugoslavia, has been announced since March 2008. Just to remind you‑The official registration of the .RS domain started on March 10th, 2008. During the following six months, until September 10th 2008, the owners of the .YU domain were given priority to register the aforementioned domain with the .RS ending. This right was used by 19,372 companies in total. Upon finishing the transition from .YU to .RS domain, approximately 4000 users of the .YU domain prolonged the lifespan of their .YU domains until March 30th, 2010. As of today noon, the remaining 4000 YU domains are no longer visible online. Today at 6pm, Museum of Yugoslav History will be hosting the “farewell party” to the .YU domain. Effective today, the .YU domain becomes a part of the museum.
08.04.2010.
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The Serbian National Register of Internet Domain Names (RNIDS) celebrated its third anniversary and the second birthday of the .RS domain. The event took place in the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and was opened by the Minister of Telecommunications and Information Society, Ms. Jasna Matić. Representatives of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Ministry of Defence, as well as reputable guests from abroad ‑ Wim Degezelle, Communication Manager, the Council of European National Top Level domain Registers ‑ CENTR, Julia Ovchinnkova, a member of the Coordination Center for TDL .RU and PhD Manel Sanroma, a member of the Expert Committee of Fundacio puntCat from Barcelona were present. Two accompanying events were organised within the convention: a discussion about the introduction of the Cyrillic IDN ccTLD of Serbia which was, at the same time, the initiation of the public debate regarding this issue; and a meeting with registrars.
05.03.2010.
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RNIDS organises an event to mark two years from the initiation of the .rs domain registration process and three years from the foundation of RNIDS. It will take place in the Serbian Chamber of Commerce on March 5th 2010 and its beginning is scheduled for 10 am. Ms. Jasna Matić, the Minister for Telecommunications and Information Society will open the ceremony. Representatives of several European registers will participate in the event. After the ceremonial part, a public debate will be initiated on the new Cyrillic domain that will represent Serbia on the Internet.
04.03.2010.
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At a proposal of the Serbian National Register of Internet Domain Names (RNIDS), the Serbian Orthodox Church will participate in activities related to the choice of the Cyrillic Internet domain of Serbia. The Holy Synod of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church delegated Mr. Oliver Subotić as its representative in a working group for selecting the Cyrillic domain of Serbia. Mr. Subotić is a theologian and information scientist, as well as the head of the Center for the Study and Use of Modern Technologies. To see the news on the official Website of the Serbian Orthodox Church, please visit the following link: www.spc.rs/eng/soc_participates_selection_cyrillic_internet_domain_serbia
03.03.2010.
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The deadline for submitting offers for provisioning hardware and accompanying software was ended by the Serbian National Register of Internet Domain Names on February 8th 2010 at 4pm. Five interested companies submitted their offers. The commission opened the offers on February 9th 2010 at 4pm in the premises of RNIDS. The procedure now requires the commission to estimate the offers.
10.02.2010.
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The IPv4 protocol enabled the allocation of more than four billion IP addresses, which seemed to be more than enough at the moment it occurred. ICANN has informed the public that approximately 10 percent of IP (about 400 million) addresses are still available, meaning they are still not allocated. These addresses are expected to be allocated in the following two years. Since all allocated addresses are still not used, the actual lack of IPv4 addresses will not be noticed in the near future. Because there are not many IPV4 addresses left, it is clear that the migration to the IPv6 addressing system needs to be planned. This system will enable the registration of 340282366920938463463374607431768211456 addresses compared to 4294967296 addresses within the IPv4 protocol. Additional information on the IPv6 protocol is available here.
08.02.2010.
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The discussion about the introduction of the Cyrillic ccTLD was held at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce on February 2nd 2010. Members of the RNIDS Managing Board, representatives of the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Society, the Informatics Association of Serbia, CONUS, the Serbian Business Registers Agency, the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, Gartner, editors of specialised IT magazines, as well as experts who actively promote the Cyrillic on the Internet attended the meeting. The goal of the meeting was to reach an agreement on the manner of initiating a public discussion on choosing a string that will become the Cyrillic ccTLD which will represent the Republic of Serbia on the Internet. A working group was formed at the end of the meeting. Based on ideas presented at the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, this group will create a plan of activities for carrying out a public discussion.
03.02.2010.
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At a session held on January 14th 2010, the Serbian Government brought a conclusion on the responsibilities of the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Society in creating conditions for the allocation of the Cyrillic ccTLD. The conclusion of the Government is available here.
02.02.2010.
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The Serbian National Registry of Internet Domain Names would like to inform the public that the deadline for applying in the tender for provisioning hardware and accompanying software expired as of midnight. A total of 44 companies obtained the tender documentation.
29.01.2010.
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The Serbian National Register of Internet Domain Names has announced a public invitation for collecting offers for provisioning hardware and accompanying software. The deadline for obtaining documentation is 10 days and the deadline for submitting offers is February 8th 2010. For additional information, please visit the part of our Website under Procurement.
18.01.2010.
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