R895-4-4. Definitions

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(1) "Sub-Domain:" A meaningful name or "handle" for addressing computers and information on the Internet. Domain names typically end with a suffix that denotes the type or location of a resource (for instance, ".com" for commercial resources or ".gov" for government resources).

(2) URL: "Uniform Resource Locator" which is an addressing standard used to find documents and media on the Internet.

(3) "Sub-Domain Registrar" Authoritative source within the State of Utah's CIO office, or the Federal .gov registrar.

(4) TLD: Top level domain, including, but not limited to .net, .org, .com, etc.

(5) Publicize: To advertise or otherwise publicly disseminate information regarding a TLD.

                    
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