Pioneering stakeholders join GAISF's .sport digital ecosystem

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Lausanne, Switzerland, 30 August 2018 – More than 15 International Federations (IFs), organising committees and service providers have already joined the new .sport digital ecosystem, delivered by GAISF, ahead of the official launch period which opens on September 4, 2018.

World Archery, the International Testing Agency and the Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic Games are just three of the latest organisations to join the .sport digital revolution, seizing the opportunity to create a fresh digital brand that is easy searchable and globally recognised.

A .sport domain name is a positive endorsement of any organisation operating in the world of sport because GAISF will only accept applications from recognised and legitimate bodies. From sports governing bodies to events, companies and clubs, GAISF’s ownership of the domain protects the integrity of .sport by ensuring that only properly qualified organisations and individuals can use it.

Interest in the .sport extension has seen a swift uptake and the decision of leading organisations to join underscores the true value of the initiative for organisations across the sporting landscape.

GAISF is offering portfolios which comprise comprehensive range of domain names that can be used for a multitude of purposes, including events, disciplines, athletes and national federations, in more than 25 different languages.

From 4 September to 6 November, sports organisations, companies and individuals throughout the wider sports world will have the opportunity to apply for their own exclusive extensions, through https://start.sport or one of GAISF’s accredited providers of .sport registration services. From January 2019, the extension will then be open for general availability (acceptance still subject to approval from GAISF).

GAISF Head of Digital Pierre Germeau said:

"This digital transformation is proving to be a game-changer, not just for IFs but for all reputable sports stakeholders that work hard to promote the best image of sport. Each domain offers stakeholders a significant and respected online presence, tailored specifically to their individual needs."

For more information on the .sport extension programme, please contact Pierre Germeau at pierre.germeau@gaisf.sport.

The organisations that have joined the .sport digital ecosystem so far include:

· World Archery

· Badminton World Federation

· World Air Sports Federation

· World Confederation of Boules Sports

· World Curling Federation

· International Gymnastics Federation

· International Basketball Federation

· International Federation of University Sports

· International Floorball Federation

· International Sport Climbing Federation

· International Powerlifting Federation

· International Korfball Federation

· International Testing Agency

· Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic Games

Further information from:

Tom Julian: +44 7833 050 764

tom.julian@gaisf.org

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