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Domain Roundtable

Organization
Type Commercial
Focus Internet
Region NA
Country
  • United States of America
City 11300 W. Olympic Boulevard

Suite 900 Los Angeles, CA 90064

Founded 2005
Founders Jay Westerdal
Websites

Domain Roundtable is a yearly conference dedicated to bringing together professionals engaged in the domain industry to learn and share their experiences about the latest technologies and products in the online market place as well as the future trends of the industry.

Jay Westerdal, founder of Name Intelligence, Inc. started the Domain Roundtable Conference in 2005. The first conference was held in Seattle, Washington and it was attended by ICANN executives and featured talks concerning developments at ICANN. Jothan Frakes was the first producer of the event.[1]

Vinton Cerf, then ICANN Chairman and Google Chief Internet Evangelist and Paul Twomey, then ICANN President and CEO, were keynote speakers during the Domain Roundtable Conference in 2006.[2]

Domain Roundtable Conference became a division of Thought Convergence, Inc. when the company acquired Name Intelligence in 2008.[3]

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North America, according to the ICANN Geographic Regions (ICANN Geographic Regions).

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