Goes, Netherlands, January 5, 2005

Today Herman Xennt the Managing Director of The Internet Names Authorization and Information Center (INAIC) announced the commencement of operations. Together with PublicRoot and UNified IDentity Technology (UNIDT) a worldwide registrar of corporate Top-Level Domains (TLDs), the INAIC organization will provide a framework to represent stakeholders in the Inclusive NameSpace.

The INAIC is an international public service agency organized and dedicated to the maintenance of public information resources that facilitate the coordination and resolution of global TLDs through the PublicRoot server system. The INAIC will act as the official representative body for PublicRoot, the next generation global Internet.

The INAIC's main function is to ensure the universal resolvability of TLDs in the PublicRoot and the Inclusive NameSpace domain name system (DNS). Universal resolvability guarantees that all users of the Internet can connect to all valid addresses. It is critical to the operation and stability of the global Internet that users and hosts find each other.

The explosive growth and commercialization of the Internet has generated worldwide interest in new TLDs and requires new registries available to run them. There is also a worldwide demand for corporations to register their own corporate TLDs without the need for a public registry. Through UNIDT all corporations have the ability to register their own TLD including millions of domain names associated with them.

The PublicRoot system is the only reliable technology that supports universal resolvability eliminating domain name conflicts. Universal resolvability is of critical important to the proper operation of the Internet and the Domain Name System (DNS).