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NetNames To Offer Info Applications.(for UK trademark holders)

Trademark holders are now able to submit their applications for info domain names through NetNames, the first UK registrar to offer the service. The automated `Sunrise' service is available prior to domain name applications being made available to the general public on September 12, 2001.

Applicants can apply and pay online for the new domains at www.gtld.com. The online service allows info `Sunrise' applications to be made for 5 or 10 year registrations. Applications for the new biz names, including a multiple application service, can also be made from the site.

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