18th edition of Domain pulse started today in Bonn with about 200 participants – Sascha Lobo keynote introduces to two days full of information and exchange about future perspectives of a digital world Covid-19 is not only a global plague but also a turbo catalyst for digitisation. How we can take

Elections at the General Assembly led to three changes in the Cooperative's management bodies Daniel Rink is new chair of the Supervisory Board / Stephan Hageleit, Marco Hoffmann and Christian Müller were newly elected to the Supervisory Board / The honorary members of the Executive Board were confirmed in office

At the end of 2021, a total of 17,160,504 .de domains was recorded in the DENIC database. 1,695,256 of these are held by persons that are resident beyond the German borders. Within one year, the number of international registrations has increased by 244,000, nearly double

Developments in the Internet Governance Environment January to March 2022: The war in Ukraine has arrived on the Internet. Both sides run cyber attacks. Russian hackers attack critical infrastructures in the Ukraine. The Ukraine has established a "cyber army of volunteers" composed of IT specialists. The Ukrainian Minister

Andreas Musielak from the registry managing the German TLD .de, DENIC eG, was appointed new Chair of the Strategic and Operational Planning Standing Committee (SOPC) of the Country Code Names Supporting Organisation (ccNSO) Andreas Musielak, member of the Executive Board of the registry managing the German TLD .de, DENIC eG,

Current happenings in the Internet governance context October to December 2021: Developments around Internet governance confirmed one trend in particular in the fourth quarter of 2021: With Internet-relevant issues such as cyber security or the development of the digital economy becoming ever more fundamental political issues and digitisation increasingly affecting

300 Cooperative Members + 100 Employees + 17 Million Domains = 1 Success Story DENIC eG – the operator of the German country code .de on the Internet – is turning 25! * A Key Pillar of the Internet in Germany for 25 Years * A Critical Cornerstone for the Digitisation of Economy and Society, Amplified under