CZ.NIC is the interest association of legal entities that operates the registry for .cz domain names and related internet infrastructure services in the Czech Republic.
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CZ.NIC is a domain registry company headquartered in Czech Republic. Xcout tracks 21 named people at CZ.NIC, including Bedřich Košata (Ing. Bedřich Košata, Ph. D.).
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