What is a domain name registrar?

A domain name registrar is a company authorized by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) to register and manage domain names. Domain name registrars integrate the domain names onto computers known as Domain Name Servers, the "address books" of the Internet.  Registrars are responsible for updating and maintaining the information in the Whois database.
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