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~~'''EOI''' stands for~~ '''Expression of Interest'''~~. It~~ was proposed by applicants and proponents for new [[gTLD]]s as an effort to speed up the process of applications to the [[ICANN]] Board for consideration. ICANN passed a resolution in Seoul on December, 2009, and it was first published on 18 December, 2009 for public comment. As per the EOI, companies who were interested in the new gTLD Program were required to submit their basic information.

The '''Expression of Interest''' (EOI) was proposed by applicants and proponents for new [[gTLD]]s as an effort to speed up the process of applications to the [[ICANN]] Board for consideration. ICANN passed a resolution in Seoul on December, 2009, and it was first published on 18 December, 2009 for public comment. As per the EOI, companies who were interested in the new gTLD Program were required to submit their basic information.

There were substantial contributions gathered in the EOI process at the 37th International Meeting in Nairobi. It raised concerns about the support to the process of EOI. However, the GAC questioned the benefits of pursuing any other separate EOI as it was of the view that it would create distractions and would destabilize resources from finalizing the new generic Top Level Domain Programs (gTLD).<ref name="link1">[http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-2-18dec09-en.htm icann.org]</ref>

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== References ==

~~[[category: glossary]]~~

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-'''EOI''' stands for '''Expression of Interest'''. It was proposed by applicants and proponents for new [[gTLD]]s as an effort to speed up the process of applications to the [[ICANN]] Board for consideration. ICANN passed a resolution in Seoul on December, 2009, and it was first published on 18 December, 2009 for public comment. As per the EOI, companies who were interested in the new gTLD Program were required to submit their basic information.
+The '''Expression of Interest''' (EOI) was proposed by applicants and proponents for new [[gTLD]]s as an effort to speed up the process of applications to the [[ICANN]] Board for consideration. ICANN passed a resolution in Seoul on December, 2009, and it was first published on 18 December, 2009 for public comment. As per the EOI, companies who were interested in the new gTLD Program were required to submit their basic information.
 There were substantial contributions gathered in the EOI process at the 37th International Meeting in Nairobi. It raised concerns about the support to the process of EOI. However, the GAC questioned the benefits of pursuing any other separate EOI as it was of the view that it would create distractions and would destabilize resources from finalizing the new generic Top Level Domain Programs (gTLD).<ref name="link1">[http://www.icann.org/en/announcements/announcement-2-18dec09-en.htm icann.org]</ref>
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 == References ==
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-[[category: glossary]]