Neustar and usTLD Stakeholder Council to Hold .US Town Hall Live Webcast

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Neustar and usTLD Stakeholder Council to Hold .US Town Hall Live Webcast

	By GoDaddy Registry (Sponsored Post) World-Leading Provider of Domain Name Registry Services
	November 06, 2018 Views: 9,778

Neustar and the usTLD Stakeholder Council will hold a virtual .US Public Stakeholder Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, November 29, 2018, at 11AM ET. The Town Hall will provide an opportunity for the community to hear from the .US team on the 2018 developments and for community discussions on how to build and grow the .US domain to meet the demands of the future.

Please take a moment and register here for the Town Hall.

In addition to an “open floor,” where your thoughts, suggestions and questions can be addressed, we plan to focus on two key topics:

Marketing and .US: The Voice of .US
2018 Policy Year in Review and What’s ahead: Our Policy Recommendations, The world of GDPR, California Consumer Privacy Act and More

The meeting will take place virtually, and details will be circulated to all registered participants in advance of the meeting. If you’re interested in the .US domain space or internet growth and trends, you don’t want to miss this discussion. Register now.

By GoDaddy Registry, World-Leading Provider of Domain Name Registry Services

GoDaddy Registry (formerly Neustar Registry) is one of the world’s largest and leading domain name registry providers. We operate top-level domains (TLDs) on behalf of sovereign nations, city governments, global brands and domain registries so that people worldwide can bring their ideas to life online.

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