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web

Logo of the .web registry site
Introduced	TBD by ICANN
Structure	Registrations are directly at second level
Documents	ICANN official auction schedule
Registry website	[TBD]

.web is a proposed top-level domain (TLD) that was created and assigned by an auction process to several bidding companies. It was awarded to Nu Dot Co LLC, which is primarily funded by Verisign.

The introduction of .web is anticipated to offer more choice for businesses and individuals seeking effective online identities. This aligns with the ongoing expansion of the internet's namespace, which aims to accommodate a wider variety of activities and entities online. The rollout of .web is expected to foster innovation and competition in the domain industry, providing a fresh alternative to traditional TLDs like .com and .net.