Lancaster bags up its dot-brand
A French leather goods company is trashing its lightly-used dot-brand gTLD.
Lancaster has told ICANN that it wants to terminate its Registry Agreement for .lancaster.
The company added half a dozen names to the gTLD in 2016 — things like bag.lancaster and fashion.lancaster — but they always just redirected to its primary web site at lancaster.com.
Lancaster used AFNIC as its back-end registry services provider.
The string “Lancaster” has many uses, from other brands to geographic locations, so it’s not impossible .lancaster might return in another guise in a future new gTLD application round.
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