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Latest news
Over 100 .fi domain names removed due to incorrect holder data
, updated at 13:25A .fi domain name must be registered to its actual holder. Incorrect holder data may lead to the removal of the domain name.
Traficom Requests for Comments Regarding the .fi Domain Name Regulation
The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom requests for comments regarding the updated draft of the .fi Domain Name Regulation. The background to a revised Regulation is the need to update the current Domain Name Regulation to reflect the changing legislative and operating environment.
The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom's organisational structure is reformed
The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom's organisational structure is reformed starting on 1 October 2024 to consist of eight sectors and five impact networks. The aim is for the new organisational structure to be as clear as possible, both in terms of substance and management. This will ensure the effective execution of the tasks assigned to the agency and better service to customers.