Google Apps domain registration has gone global

THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 2012 |  Posted by Hugues Vincent, Google Apps team 

A country code top-level domain (ccTLD) such as .com.es or .jp helps companies build a local footprint on the web, and ccTLD support is one of the most-requested features for Google Apps. We’re delighted to announce that today – thanks to a partnership withdomaindiscount24.com – that we now offer 30 top-level domain (TLD) options, including 22 ccTLDs, with prices starting at $8 per year. 

Now, businesses that wish to sign up for Google Apps but don’t yet have a domain name have plenty of local options to choose from during sign-up. Your new domain comes configured with all Google Apps services, including Gmail for your custom email addresses (@yourcompany.com). Your domain will be registered with domaindiscount24.com. 

Here is the full list of TLDs now available when you sign up for Google Apps: 

Global	Asia-Pacific	Latin America	Europe
.com	.in	.co	.be
.info	.co.in	.com.co	.ch
.org	.org.in	.com.mx	.cz
.net	.net.in	.mx	.de
.mobi	.co.nz		.es
.biz	.com.tw		.com.es
.name	.jp		.me
.cc			.nl
.tv			.pl

We hope this gives new Google Apps customers more flexibility in their domain registration to help boost their local presence on the web. 

Editors note: domaindiscount24.com is a member of the KeyDrive Group. All registrars of the KeyDrive Group manage together more than 6 million domains for more than 300,000 customers worldwide.

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2010 :: Domain Registries in Malaysia

Total Domains in Malaysia : 127,010


Total Domains in Malaysia : 127,010

Rank	TLD	Total Domains	Market Share	Net Gain/Loss
1	COM	105,020	82.6864 %	744
2	NET	11,179	8.8017 %	55
3	ORG	5,393	4.2461 %	28
4	INFO	2,669	2.1014 %	16
5	BIZ	2,543	2.0022 %	21

Courtesy :: webhosting.info

2010 : Global Domain Registry Statistics:

The table below shows a brief statistical comparison of the COM, NET, ORG, INFO and BIZ registries; showcasing their respective Total Domains and Market Share stats along with their previous weeks New Domains, Deleted Domains, Transferred domains and Net Gain/Loss figures.

TLD	New	Deleted	Net Gain/Loss	Market Share	Total Domains
COM	600,372	431,688	168,684	74.4519%	88,411,240
NET	84,930	63,299	21,631	11.1028%	13,184,552
ORG	51,960	36,512	15,448	7.1809%	8,527,259
INFO	90,311	62,422	27,889	5.564%	6,607,180
BIZ	12,018	11,618	400	1.7004%	2,019,167
TOTAL	839,591	605,539	234,052	100%	118,749,398

Note: These statistics are updated on a weekly basis.
Last updated: Monday, 22nd November 2010.

Market Share Distribution of TLD's

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