Skip to content

Biting the hand that feeds IT

The Register ®


Related Whitepapers

[Print][Mobile][Alerts]

Nominet UK founder bows out

Cheerio, Willie Black

Published Friday 10th September 2004 13:37 GMT

Dr Willie Black - the founder of the central registry for all internet domain names ending in .uk - is to stand down as chairman of Nominet UK.

A leading figure in Europe's internet community, Dr Black set up Nominet UK nine years ago and has overseen the growth of the company from the early days with just three staff, to an outfit with 130 employees and a turnover of £10m.

Said Nominet's MD, Lesley Cowley: "Willie's foresight, guidance and leadership have helped to establish Nominet as one of the world's most successful and highly regarded domain registries, and we are profoundly grateful for his substantial contribution."

Once he steps down as chairman Dr Black intends to take up a number of non-executive director positions in other organisations. ®

Related stories

EC tells Europe and ICANN to make peace
ICANN comes to terms with country domains
Alert over invoices from 'Domain Registry Services'
Nominet board results in

Track this type of story as a custom Atom/RSS feed or by email.
Previous Article Next Article
whitepaper title

Server Consolidation and Containment

This paper discusses how consolidation and containment solutions with a virtual infrastructure meet the challenges of server sprawl and underutilization..
whitepaper title

Making Green IT a Reality

Customer Perspectives on the Impact of Storage Vendor Decisions on Power, Cooling, & Space in Enterprise Data Centers.
Whitepapers Jobs

Top 20 storiesAll The Week’s HeadlinesArchiveSearch