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Oct 20, 2026
Brian CuteGUEST
Yeah, so the work that I've done at Global Cyber Alliance is one piece of the work.
Brian CuteGUEST
Prior to that, at Public Interest Registry, I spent a lot of time in the Global South.
Brian CuteGUEST
We were launching a couple of new top-level domains, .ngo and .ong, specifically for nonprofit organizations.
Brian CuteGUEST
And I think the one thing that I learned that was most meaningful is The thing that kind of, I think when we come from the North and we come from the West, we can have and be unaware that we have a little bit of a paternalistic mindset.
Andrew AllemannHOST
The deal does not cover Brandsec's separate digital risk and brand protection business.
Andrew AllemannHOST
In other news, Public Interest Registry, the organization behind the .org namespace, announced its annual .org Impact Awards at a ceremony.
Andrew AllemannHOST
The nonprofit awarded $180,000 to organizations across seven categories.
Andrew AllemannHOST
This year's biggest winner was Techo, an organization working in Latin America's informal settlements, mobilizing volunteers and communities to overcome poverty through housing, civic engagement, and community-building programs.