gTLD	Full Legal Name	E-mail suffix	Detail
.EXTRASPACE	Extra Space Storage LLC	msn.com	View

Extra Space Storage® Inc. (Extra Space) is a real estate investment trust based in Salt Lake City, Utah with regional offices in California, Connecticut, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Texas. Extra Space Storage is the second largest operator of self-storage in the U.S., and is a national owner, developer, acquirer and operator of professionally managed self-storage properties.
Extra Space Storage is a thirty year old company that has been involved in the self-storage industry since its inception. It is a growth-oriented company creating a new standard in the self-storage industry. Both customers and communities benefit from Extra Space Storageʹs professional approach to storage. Featuring attractive, convenient and secure facilities operated by professional managers, Extra Space Storage seeks to change the association of self-storage as a temporary holding place for rarely-used things to a desirable, safe, and customer-oriented facility perfectly suited for maintaining and accessing valued personal and business possessions.

Extra Space Storage Inc., headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a fully integrated, self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust that owns and⁄or operates 870 self-storage properties in 34 states and Washington, D.C. The Companyʹs properties are comprised of approximately 550,000 units and over 59 million square feet of rentable space, offering customers a wide selection of conveniently located and secure storage solutions across the country, including boat storage, RV storage and business storage. The Company is the second largest owner and⁄or operator of self-storage properties in the United States and is the largest self-storage management company in the United States.

The preservation of this brand is of paramount importance to Extra Space in all aspects of its operations, including and especially on the Internet. Operating the brand as a gTLD will likely be an important part of its digital strategy in the future. Extra Space will be analyzing and evaluating other .BRAND gTLD applications as well as general market adoption to determine short and long-term potential best-in-class use case options to most effectively serve and enhance Extra Space’s online strategy as a leader in the self storage market.

The intended future mission and purpose of the .EXTRASPACE gTLD is to serve as a trusted, hierarchical, and intuitive namespace provided by Extra Space and its qualified affiliates, for Extra Space customers. Extra Space will be the entity to file this application and bring the .EXTRASPACE gTLD to market.

Although ICANN has not specifically recognized a .BRAND gTLD specification in the current round, it is widely anticipated in the brand community that this will become a specialty subset of gTLDs. .EXTRASPACE is intended to be one of those .BRAND gTLDs, with the goal of protecting Extra Space’s online presence and identity, expanding its marketing and promotion efforts, providing a secure channel for online products and services.

Extra Space intends to initially limit registration and use of domain names within the .EXTRASPACE gTLD to Extra Space and its qualified affiliates. This initial limited use will allow Extra Space to establish its operations and achieve full sustainability. This limited distribution coupled with the other requirements set forth in Specification 9 of the Template Registry Agreement is intended to exempt Extra Space from its annual Code of Conduct Compliance requirements.

Extra Space currently plans a three-stage rollout for Extra Space’s gTLD(s):

1. Stage One

The initial stage of implementation of the gTLD will involve Extra Space registering a limited number of .EXTRASPACE second-level domain names.

This initial use will provide Extra Space’s IT and security personnel the time to run a number of tests to ensure seamless and secure access using the .EXTRASPACE gTLD domain names, interoperability with various software and Web-based applications, and unbroken and secure use of all names. This initial allocation will also allow the appropriate Extra Space staff to coordinate with the internal and external staff responsible for the application, delegation and setup phases of the .EXTRASPACE gTLD to ensure a proper transition from delegation to full operation.

2. Stage Two

Once all testing has been successfully completed, Extra Space will begin allocating domain names in .EXTRASPACE for more widespread internal corporate use. During this same period of time, Extra Space will begin evaluating strategies to potential migrate traffic away from its existing second-level domain names.

It is in Stage Two that Extra Space will evaluate expanding the operations of the gTLD to permit registration by other registrants such as licensees or other strategic parties. Should an assessment of its expansion strategy lead to a decision to extend registration rights to other parties, this expansion is currently planned to take place during Stage Three. However, any expansion would be conditioned upon a review of the Specification 9 (Registry Code of Conduct) set forth in the template registry agreement to ensure compliance with Extra Space’s business model.

3. Stage Three

Depending upon the analysis of the evaluations undertaken in Stage Two, Extra Space may begin to implement the migration of Internet traffic away from Extra Space’s legacy domain names, and toward the Extra Space gTLD. It is in this stage that Extra Space also may implement its decision to extend registration rights to licensees or strategic parties, depending upon compliance with Specification 9 as noted above. The dates of such expansion are subject to change depending upon business, strategic, and industry factors at the time.

After consideration of the following factors: analysis of Extra Space’s existing domain name portfolio; internal analysis of marketing initiatives; and the fact that Extra Space will have full control over the number of registrations in the .EXTRASPACE gTLD namespace, Extra Space is confident that the number of domain name registrations will be less than 3,000 in the first five years of operation.

Based on its experience to the end of Year 5, and based on its experience with any expansion implemented in Stage Three, Extra Space will assess whether its business plan and any future expansion strategy. It is anticipated by Extra Space that changes to the domain name industry, and particularly the impact of .BRAND gTLDs, will take at least five years to be realized and assessed. Any decision to expand the gTLDs beyond corporate, qualified subsidiary and affiliate, and licensee use will take into account this experience as well as the technical analysis of potential expansion.

The potential use of the .EXTRASPACE gTLD by these or other business segments will also be driven by Extra Space’s future business strategies as identified in its annual report and investor filings.

gTLD	Full Legal Name	E-mail suffix	Detail
.ATHLETA	The Gap, Inc.	fairwindspartners.com	View

18.1 Mission and Purpose of .ATHLETA

The Gap, Inc. (“Gap Inc.”) is a leading global retailer serving the needs of consumers around the world through its five brands – Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy, Athleta, and Piperlime. Gap Inc. has 134,000 employees and stores or franchises in 31 different countries. Gap Inc.’s products are available for purchase online to consumers in over 90 countries, and Gap Inc. content is accessible in the .COM gTLD and the .CA, .CN, .EU, and .JP ccTLDs.

Through a unified corporate approach, Gap Inc. intends to submit five gTLD applications for the strings .GAP, .BANANAREPUBLIC, .OLDNAVY, .ATHLETA, and .PIPERLIME, collectively the Gap Inc. Family of gTLDs.

Gap Inc.’s brands are among the company’s most valuable assets. The protection and growth of the Athleta brand is of paramount importance to Gap Inc. in all aspects of its operations, including on the Internet. Operating the brand as a gTLD is expected to be an important part of its digital strategy in the future.

Gap Inc. will be analyzing and evaluating other .BRAND gTLD applications as well as general market adoption to determine short- and long-term potential best-in-class use case options to most effectively serve and enhance Gap Inc.’s online strategy as a leading global retailer. With regard to the Athleta brand, Gap Inc. maintains operations in the following segments:

ATHLETA RETAIL STORES: Athleta offers customers high-quality and performance-driven women’s sports and active apparel, footwear, and accessories that are stylish and functional for a variety of activities, including running, yoga, skiing and snowboarding, golf, tennis, and water sports. Gap Inc. opened the first Athleta store in Mill Valley, California in May 2010, the first flagship store in San Francisco, California in January 2011, and the fleet has quickly grown to more than 10 stores in the United States, with more on the way.

ATHLETA ONLINE AND CATALOG SALES: Customers can also purchase Athleta and selected third-party women’s activewear products online at athleta.com and through the Athleta catalog. Beginning in 2010, customers in select international countries have also been able to shop online at athleta.com.

The intended future mission and purpose of the .ATHLETA gTLD is to serve as a trusted, hierarchical, and intuitive namespace provided by Gap Inc., its subsidiaries, partners, and affiliates, for Athleta brand customers and other consumers. Gap Inc. will be the entity to file this application and bring the .ATHLETA gTLD to market.

Although ICANN has not specifically recognized a .BRAND gTLD specification in the current round, it is widely anticipated in the brand community that this will become a specialty subset of gTLDs. .ATHLETA is intended to be one of those .BRAND gTLDs, with the goal of protecting Gap Inc.’s online presence and identity, expanding its marketing and promotion efforts, providing a secure channel for online products and services, and offering a platform through which to consolidate many of the intellectual property activities of Gap Inc.

Gap Inc. intends to initially limit registration and use of domain names within the .ATHLETA gTLD to Gap Inc., its subsidiaries and qualified affiliates and strategic partners. This initial limited use will allow Gap Inc. to establish its operations and achieve full sustainability.

After year three, Gap Inc. will evaluate whether opportunities exist to carry out the business strategy for the gTLD through expansion that continues the sustainable operations of the registry through fee-based registrations to parties other than Gap Inc., its subsidiaries, affiliates, and partners.

Gap Inc. currently plans a four-stage rollout for Gap Inc.’s gTLD(s):

1. Stage One

During the initial stage of implementation of the gTLD, Gap Inc. will register a limited number of .ATHLETA second-level domain names. Gap Inc. will also perform testing to ensure seamless and secure access, interoperability with various software and Web-based applications, and unbroken and secure use of all names. This initial allocation will also allow the appropriate Gap Inc. staff to coordinate with the internal and external resources responsible for the application, delegation and setup phases of the .ATHLETA gTLD to ensure a proper transition from delegation to full operation. Finally, Gap Inc. will develop its internal domain name strategy and begin allocating and using .ATHLETA domain names for internal corporate use.

2. Stage Two

In the next stage, Gap Inc. will continue to allocate domain names in .ATHLETA for more widespread internal corporate use and will begin evaluating strategies to migrate external Web traffic away from its current patchwork network of second-level domain names, which are registered in a variety of TLDs, to the Gap Inc. Family of gTLDs.

Gap Inc. will also evaluate expanding the operations of the gTLD to permit domain name registration by third parties such as licensees or other strategic partners. If approved, such expansion is expected to take place during Stage Three and would be conditioned upon a review of Specification 9 (Registry Code of Conduct) set forth in the Registry Agreement with ICANN to ensure compliance with Gap Inc.’s business model.

3. Stage Three

During the third stage, based upon the evaluation undertaken in Stage Two, Gap Inc. anticipates beginning to migrate Internet traffic away from the TLDs in which Gap Inc.’s domain names are currently registered, and toward the new Gap Inc. Family of gTLDs. It is in this stage that Gap Inc. also plans to extend registration rights to licensees and other strategic partners, as noted above.

Based on the company’s analysis of its existing domain name portfolio and its planned use strategy, coupled with the fact that it will have full control over the number of registrations in the .ATHLETA gTLD namespace, Gap Inc.’s business plan contemplates domain name registrations totaling well under 10,000 in the first five years of the .ATHLETA gTLD’s operation.

4. Stage Four

Based on its experience to date, including any expansion implemented in Stage Three, Gap Inc. will assess whether to further extend registration rights to a broader class of licensees, such as affiliates and customers of Gap Inc. It is anticipated that changes to the domain name industry, and particularly the full impact of .BRAND gTLDs, will take at least five years to come to fruition. Any decision to expand the .ATHLETA gTLD beyond internal, licensee, and strategic partner use will take into account this industry experience as well as the strategic, operational, financial, and technical implications of expansion.

The potential use of the .ATHLETA gTLD by these or other business segments will also be driven by Gap Inc.’s future business strategies as identified in its annual report and investor filings, see http:⁄⁄www.gapinc.com⁄content⁄gapinc⁄html⁄investors⁄fin_information.html.

Utilizing current projections based upon Gap Inc.’s existing businesses, future business plans, current domain name portfolio, and other strategic factors, Gap Inc. estimates second-level domain name registrations within the .ATHLETA gTLD to be in line with the projections set forth in the financial template provided in the answer to Question 46 of this application.