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The country code top-level domain is on a continuous upward trend, with the register now containing more than 140,000 .ee addresses
The number of domains deleted from the register is also significantly lower – while 4869 domains were deleted from the register in 2020, then a total of 4168 were removed this year, which makes -14% in comparison with the previous year. With numbers that are positive both ways, we have now reached 140,000 .ee addresses.
And if you don’t have your own .ee domain yet, then here is where you can find our good cooperation partners, the accredited registrars, who can help you with this!
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Strategy
What’s Next for .ee? Big Ideas and Smart Changes
The Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) works in 3-year cycles. Every few years, the team comes together to think about what’s important right now and what will matter in the future. After that, we plan the actions to keep things moving forward. This year marks the start of a new cycle for 2025–2027.
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Data
What Happens to .ee Domains When a Company Closes?
The Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) works hard to keep the .ee domain registry accurate and up to date. One way we do this is by checking if the Estonian companies that own .ee domains are still active. If a company has been shut down, we try to transfer the domain to someone who still uses it—or we may delete it so someone else can register it.
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Internet Day
Can humanity still be found on the internet? This year's Internet Day seeks the answer
The Estonian Internet Foundation is happy ot share that the Estonian IGF, called “Internet Day” takes place on the 2nd of April. The annual event brings together the local internet community to discuss the relevant topics and challenges ahead.