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.ee Registry Invites You to Participate in Upcoming Conferences
The European Internet Governance Forum (EuroDIG) will take place in Strasbourg from 12 to 14 May. The conference will bring together Internet governance stakeholders to compile community messages that will be presented at the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) in June. The event is hosted by the European Commission and the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe in Luxembourg. The theme of this year's EuroDIG is “Safeguarding human rights by balancing regulation and innovation”. Check out the conference programme and register your participation at https://www.eurodig.org/.
The most important industry event of the year - IGF - will take place in Norway from 23 to 27 June. This is the 20th edition of the conference, which is why the focus of several topics is the future of the IGF and its role in shaping Internet governance policies. This is especially true in a difficult geopolitical situation, in order to ensure the resilience, security, and inclusive design of the Internet. It is also possible to participate in the discussions and workshops online. More information and the program can be found here: https://www.igf2025.no/.
The representatives of the Estonian Internet Foundation will also be present at both conferences, and we will summarize the topics discussed on our blog after they take place.
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.ee Has a New Registrar: Realtime Register
We are happy to share that .ee has a brand new accredited registrar, Realtime Register. The company is based in the Netherlands and is also an ICANN accredited service provider.
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Baltic Domain Days
When AI Meets GDPR: Trying to Regulate a Moving Target
At Baltic Domain Days, one session set out to do something ambitious: put AI and GDPR in the same room and see what happens. On stage was Erkki Pogoretski, Head of Data Analytics at Telia Estonia, the country’s largest telecom operator. His promise was honest from the start: there are no final answers yet. What we have instead are questions, tensions, and a fast-moving reality that refuses to wait for regulations to catch up.
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Domain Auctions
What This Week’s Domain Sales Reveal About the Market’s Direction
Why are companies willing to pay tens of thousands of euros for an outstanding domain name? The reason is simple: to secure a memorable name that represents their brand online. While the initial registration fee for a domain may be around ten euros, its true market value is revealed on the domain aftermarket.