IP Mirror Newsletter - May 2009

IP Mirror is opening a new branch office in Korea. Commenting on the opening of the Company’s newest branch, CEO Janna Lam stated that “we believe that our new branch located in Seoul provides an opportunity to deepen the Company’s footprint within Asia, and do more for our expanding customer base in Korea.”

IP Mirror’s new Korean branch is expected to be operational in June 2009.

NIC Mexico has recently announced that it would permit the public to register for the dotMX (.MX) extension, which is the cc TLD for the Nation of Mexico, after a lapse of about 20 years.

In the reopening of the .MX extension, NIC Mexico seeks to promote the development of the Internet, offer a greater variety of services to its clients, and a more direct identification with Mexico.

For users, the opportunity to acquire a domain directly under .MX gives you quite a few benefits as the name will be shorter, easier to remember and the identification with Mexico will be direct.

So, don’t miss this chance to secure a domain directly under .MX and enlarge the footprint of your domain portfolio! To know more, visit www.ipmirror.com > What’s New > New Launches.

.LA is the ccTLD for the Lao People’s Democratic Republic. It can also represent Los Angeles, Louisiana and Latin America. Any organization, or individual from any location interested in taking advantage of this vast marketing opportunity can sign up!

Don’t have a .LA domain yet? Check for availability at www.ipmirror.com