.paris

by admin on August 19th, 2009

dot-paris To enhance the image of Paris, enhance investment and economic actors premises and also ensure the proper management of a new extension, the City of Paris wishes to have created a “. PARIS. The establishment of this new extension in the interest Collective is a continuation of policy development and innovation undertaken by the City’s infrastructure and digital services.

It will not only strengthen the rights of the City on its name but also enhance the economic and social action of all partners and local actors.

Consumer Benefits: Parisian residents and business owners (2.1 million)
Supporters: Deputy Mayor Jean-Louis Missika and the city of Paris

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— Council Speaker Christine Quinn, City of New York
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— Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch
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— Verisign
“Dot Eco LLC, it’s partners and Sierra Club share
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— Carl Pope, Sierra Club Executive Director
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- Andrew Mack, AMGlobal Consulting
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— Elliot Noss, President & CEO, Tucows.com
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—Christine Grahame, Member of the Scottish Parlement
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