Stay Tuned! .AM and .FM domains are now available
By Ryan on Thursday 5 November 2009, 08:32 - Internet - Permalink
We are pleased to announce that Gandi now manages .am and .fm domains.
These ccTLD, while being the official extensions for Armenia and Micronesia, are frequently used for online radio stations, and who among us has not listened to internet radio?
These ccTLD, while being the official extensions for Armenia and Micronesia, are frequently used for online radio stations, and who among us has not listened to internet radio?
I know I enjoy the benefits of seeing the name of an artist while playing,
having a personalized playlist at work, or even just having a higher quality
of sound than the old analogue radio. They were so 20th century 
More and more radio stations are being created on the web and letting amateurs be heard all over the world. Radio is not just for the big guys anymore.
Here is the list of these extensions, with A rates shown (excl. VAT) and the link to the information page of each:
More and more radio stations are being created on the web and letting amateurs be heard all over the world. Radio is not just for the big guys anymore.
Here is the list of these extensions, with A rates shown (excl. VAT) and the link to the information page of each:
- .AM from €54 ($78, £49) per year
- .FM from €54 ($78, £49) per year
Comments
I noticed you've added a lot of new extensions recently. Do you take suggestions for which extensions to target next?
Yes of course. I will probably add a wishlist for that in a near future but don't hesitate to post here for example. We currently work on .PT (available soon), .FI and .NO (already accredited), .GR and .DK (accreditation in progress)
Thanks!
A couple of suggestions:
.by (its natural use as an English word makes for some nice domain names)
.sh
.tt (looking at the registrar's page, this may prove somewhat difficult, and may require some careful negotiations with the registrar)