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Home of the Green Movement… Friends of the Earth

Thuy LeDinh - Thu, Nov 19th, 2009

.ORG welcomes you to our new blog series. The .ORG community is home to a very diverse and dynamic group of individuals and industries. Through this series, The Public Interest Registry will highlight .ORG’s from different industry markets, who are making extraordinary strides with their missions, initiatives and have seen a correlation between being a .ORG and their success.

Bike & Build: Leveraging the Web’s Power for Good

Thuy LeDinh - Mon, Sep 14th, 2009

Today we were excited to hear from Brendan Newman, Bike & Build’s Program Director and an alumnus of the cycling program that raises money for affordable housing. Bike & Build, along with 4 other .ORG community members, was a finalist for the 2009 .ORG Ambassador Award we presented this year at the NTC hosted by NTEN. For more information on Bike & Build, check out their World Voice case study on our website at GlobalWorldVoices.org.

DoSomething with .ORG at the Webbys!

Thuy LeDinh - Wed, Jul 8th, 2009

This month, we are excited to hear from George Weiner, CTO of DoSomething.org, on their achievement of being a People's Voice Winner during the 2009 Webby Awards in the Youth category.  At DoSomething, they use the power of online to get teens to do good stuff offline.  The .ORG Team was proud to honor this extraordinary .ORG during the Gala celebration along with other .ORG winners in June.

Getting nonprofits online with Grassroots.org

Thuy LeDinh - Thu, Jun 11th, 2009

We present another ‘Guest Blogger’ in our series from experts in a variety of different fields to share their insights on who .ORGs are and how .ORGs are using the domain to advance their missions and passions. This week, we’re talking to Grassroots.org, which is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that provides free web and business development services to charitable organizations in the US and Canada. We are excited for them to share their insights into online identity and building a credible presence on the Internet.

On NTEN, the .ORG Resource Center and the Jammin’ NTC 2009

Thuy LeDinh - Wed, Mar 25th, 2009

With Holly Ross Executive Director, NTEN  

This April at the NTEN NTC Conference in San Francisco, we’ll be debuting our first-ever NTC .ORG Ambassador Award, which we’re very excited about! The Award seeks to continue our sprit of community and sharing across the .ORG domain.

Your .ORG & The Mobile Web

Thuy LeDinh - Mon, Feb 23rd, 2009

In the past few weeks several mobile web reports have surfaced illustrating the increased growth this service is experiencing.

DNSSEC Slows the Internet?

Thuy LeDinh - Mon, Feb 16th, 2009

By Andrew Sullivan, Internet Scientist
Shinkuro, Inc.

Photo by Erica Marshall; courtesy of Flickr

Our DNSSEC FUD Buster series continues this month with a piece authored by Andrew Sullivan. Andrew works for Shinkuro, an organization that interests and expertise lie in secure Internet capabilities. This organization also provides leadership in community activities such as the Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC). He is currently the co-chair of the DNS Extensions working group at the IETF. Prior to joining Shinkuro, Andrew was Director of Name Services at Afilias Limited.

If I have an SSL, do I need DNSSEC?

Thuy LeDinh - Mon, Dec 15th, 2008

By Howard Eland
Senior Director, Afilias

.ORG, The Public Interest Registry is pleased to announce the next guest blogger for our DNSSEC FUD Buster series. Howard Eland is a specialist in the IT industry with over 20 years experience in network and systems administration as well as a number of programming languages. Howard has been with Afilias Limited since its inception in 2001 and currently acts as the Senior Director, Resolution Services.

The Dale Jr. Foundation Finds Its Home on .ORG

Thuy LeDinh - Wed, Dec 10th, 2008


Over the past few months, we have been developing this series of ‘Guest Bloggers’ from experts in a variety of different fields to share their insights on who .ORGs are and how .ORGs are using the domain to advance their missions and passions. After speaking with experts in the security, social media, technology, and non-profit fields, we thought it would be interesting to shed some light on what celebrities are interested and invested in and how they are choosing .ORG to be home to their charitable organizations and initiatives, as well as Foundations worldwide.

“It’s Just Better To Be a .ORG”

Thuy LeDinh - Tue, Dec 9th, 2008

Interview with Jake Brewer, Chief Digital Officer
Energy Action Coalition

As part of .ORG's efforts to highlight best practices in social media for the .ORG Community, we're pleased to bring you this interview with Jake Brewer. Well known to the .ORG Community worldwide, Jake is a grassroots, clean energy advocate and strategic communications professional.

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