Channel Islands domain names end in .JE (Jersey) and .GG (Guernsey) .

The islands were originally included in the 'GB' code by the International Standards organisation (ISO). The GG and JE codes (along with IM for the Isle of Man) were then reserved by the international postal union (UPU) and formed the basis for the domain. They were fully adopted into the ISO standard in 2006, upon the request of the respective governments of the three Crown Dependencies

We are pleased to make the .GG and .JE domains available through many domain name registrars. There is a list of registrars under the 'Register' tab.You may a lso register all Channel Island domains (without the value-added services offered by many registrars) directly with us at MY.CHANNELISLES.NET

We provide technical and consulting services to small and medium-sized top-level ('ccTLD' and 'gTLD') domain managers world-wide.

In addition, we provide expertise to broadcasters and journalists on all matters relating to the Internet, including cybersecurity. Our CEO (who has previously service on the Board of ICANN) and our directors are recognised industry authorities, and have appeared on the likes of BBC national television and CNN. Journalists, editors and researchers should feel free to contact us with any questions and we will be delighted to help.

Our offices are in the picturesque town centre of the island of Alderney, one of the constituent parts of the Bailiwick of Guernsey. We maintain technical facilities in the Channel Islands and in England and in France.

We also 'anycast' our DNS from authoritative servers in dozens of other countries world-wide, in association with our trusted technical partners Nominet UK, Netnod and PCH