Toronto, Canada, January 26th, 2007: Today the PublicRoot Representative called together the members and directors of the Top Level Domain Association (TLDA). The TLDA is a trade association of Internet Top Level Domain (TLD) holders. The organization established in 2001 represents the interests of TLD Holders. It seeks to foster cooperation among TLD holders to advance the cause of building a stable namespace.

Joe Baptista the PublicRoot Representative expressed his concerns that TLD Holders in the UnifiedRoot, UNIDT, NewRoot and INAIC were defrauded of services and sold a non existent product, being Top Level Domains. The organizations involved claimed to have the right to sell inclusive namespace TLDs but failed to obtain the necessary authorization from the TLDA.

"Its time the community take on the task of protecting the interests of all TLD Holders from their fraud", said Baptista of UnifiedRoot et. al., "these people have attempted to highjack the inclusive namespace, claimed it as their own, and pretented to sell something they have no right to sell in the first place."

Karl Peters, a Director of the TLDA has voluntered to investigate claims UnifiedRoot and INAIC have used references to Inclusive Name Space. Mr. Peters will be reporting his findings to the TLDA Board.