Interested in .NGOs and .ONGs?

Have you dreamed of seeing an .NGO or an .ONG in your organization's web address? First off, dream bigger. Second, your dream may come true. Reston, Va.-based Public Interest Registry will make them available next year.For now, organizations can file a free and non-binding Expression of Interest online to receive alerts and updates on the status and registration process. PIR CEO Brian Cute, whose organization already operates 10 million .ORG domains, says the new domain endings will help organizations establish that they're trustworthy. DKRS Group, a New Delhi-based NGO was one of the first organizations to submit an Expression of Interest for an .NGO domain.

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