Congratulations to marketing specialist – and our WhyIChose.ORG partner – David Meerman Scott on the launch of his new book, Real-Time Marketing & PR. Only on shelves for a matter of hours, and it’s already ranked No. 14 on Amazon’s bestseller list!
Inside Real-Time, David explores the proven steps to adapt your business to this increasingly fast-based and viral environment. Among the tips? Register a .ORG if you are looking to disseminate messages quickly and get the word out fast. “A ‘dot-org’ domain name is an excellent option…because it has an inherent reputation of trust, integrity, and credibility,” he writes. “The key here is to get the new site up very quickly, right at the time that people are eager to locate credible information on a breaking issue. This requires that a crisis plan is in place so that it can be implemented when appropriate. Part of that plan should include when and how to establish a stand-alone site and if a .org registration makes sense.”
With 326 existing Top Level Domains (TLDs) and many more on the way, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to keep up with the evolving Internet landscape – particularly for potential registrants and end users. Despite the growing number of TLDs, though, only a limited number are unrestricted and can be used by anyone, anywhere. Of those that can be registered universally, one thing is clear: .ORG is widely recognized as the place online to share ideas and knowledge and advance a cause. People trust the information they find on .ORG websites. In fact, 
Yesterday was the 8th annual running of the Prelude To The Dream race to raise awareness and funding for 
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Something I’ve been discussing a lot recently is how a .COM can also be a .ORG.
Today marks another key step in DNSSEC deployment. Congrats to Dan Kaminsky, chief scientist at Doxpara and one of our partners on the 
In today’s world, we know building your online brand can be a challenging task. Many often wonder, “How should I build my web site? What domain name should I use? Meaning, does it really matter if my company or organization registers a .ORG, .COM, .US or a .NET?” Truth be told: it does!
