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Mel Gibson?s newly announced pregnant girlfriend is suing. The trouble, however, does not sit with Mel, rather a company called DreamHost.com. The company is accused of making OksanaGrigorieva.com look like her official website.
The lawsuit was apparently filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, the compliant suggests the Web hosting company was cyber ...
Another day, another WIPO (World Intellectual Property Org) case. Google vs Harit Shah for the domain name googblog.com. For some strange, unforseen, unknown reason, it was apparently too close to the Google trademark. Who would have thought?
Shah said, "I was in a bad faith that I can legally keep the domain googblog.com. I really did
Depending on the type of education you desire?you may be put off by the porno site Naughty American University. When seeking a bachelor?s or master?s degree, some would be students are stumbling upon the explicit site where sex-ed is the subject.
National American University is suing NAU (Naughty American University) for claims of trademark violati...
Here is another one of my "Why I purchased" posting about a specific domain name that I currently own. Today's domain name is MyRefill.com
When I saw this domain name while browsing expired domain auctions at Godaddy, It was a must have for me simply by the message the domain name carries by looking at it!
Brad Keselowski just picked up his second win this year but his first win in the Nationwide Series carrying Godaddy.com as the primary sponsorship on the #88 Chevrolet. The #88 Godaddy.com Chevrolet is co-owned by Nascar's most popular driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. who also is sponsored in the Nationwide Series at times by Godaddy.
Godaddy.com has...
Everyday we have some sort of breaking news of some sort. Some are great while some are tragic and terrible. However, no matter what the news is, as long as it it is popular there will surely be a bunch of domain squatters and/or speculators hoping to cash in on the news of the day.
Whether
I've been scouring Google for this, but have yet to come up with exactly what I need for Lowell.com, Burbank.com and Newburyport.com. I figure I will put out this request and hopefully hear from someone who knows of a calendar or who can build something for me inexpensively. I would prefer something "out of the
Related posts:The Lowell Project -...
I had a few questions about the .CM ccTLD domain names that are going to be auctioned at TRAFFIC Amsterdam this coming Thursday, and I asked David Clements, President of RickLatona.com. The names that were initially released include Golf.cm, Vegas.cm (my personal favorite), Cinema.cm, California.cm, Lottery.cm, Lyrics.cm, Bible.cm, Cams.cm, Diamond...
It's been a challenge to assemble this list and I'm sure everyone will have their opinions but here it is below. Please note, we've also added just a few great .com names just because they were too good to turn down. DiamondRings.com and FluShots.com! What great names.
As well, all bidding will be done in Euros
Morning Folks!! It's Freddy's birthday this weekend! 2 years old on Sunday. It's all about Freddy. He rules the house and just wants to eat 1 of our 6 cats. Problem is the cats will beat that Miniature Schnauzer up every time in between the hisses. They were here first but Freddy rules and they know it. Freddy as a pup and Freddy today That's Ruby ...
We all talk about it.
For years and years now.
Getting big business to understand the value of domains.
Getting the Fortune 500 to "get" domains.
Problem is the Fortune 500 isn't coming to our trade shows.
God knows Rick & Howard have moved heaven and earth trying to get them to come to the show, even bringing the show
I could not believe that J&J or P&G did not see the potential of this category killer.Thanks to NeighborhoodName.com for story tip
"ICANN IRT Final Report is an abomination and wholly unbalanced" - GeorgeK
Great find from Mike Feely. According to the about page "I once heard a story about a homeless man on Hollywood Blvd who really thought he was invisible. But one day a kid handed the man a Christian pamphlet. The homeless guy was shocked and amazed, “what! You can see me? How can you see me? I’m invisible!???It isn’t hard to comprehend this man’s s...
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Shows.com $102,000
Diego.com $58,830
Diets.net $21,000
1N.com $12,800
BBI.net $11,800
Hutch.com $11,770
414.com $11,480
Like many domainers out there, I enjoy reading the blogs of other domainers -- their aspirations, their thoughts on the direction the domain industry or their business are heading, their experience with domain development, and of course the latest domain name news and/or any advice they're willing to share. I'm sure most of you reading my blog have...
This is something most domainers already know but for any new domainers reading, please be careful when using sales comps. I was reading Namepros today and came across a post about someone who paid $2500 for an LLLL.com. Now as much as I like LLLL.coms, there really aren't a whole lot out there that are worth this price.
If you look at DN Journal...
George Kirikos summed it up pretty well on DN Forum when he said "I just finished reading the final report and frankly it is an abomination, showing total disregard for balanced solutions that protect the rights of legitimate registrants. Trademark trolls who wish to reverse hijack valuable domain names would be cheering at this report, if it was i...
In this episode of Domainvestors.tv I discuss the development process I follow for building full-scale websites. While I have discussed mini-site development previously on my blog it is important to understand the time and energy that goes-into developing a full-scale website on a domain.
I recently purchased Translate.co.in through Bido.com and wi...
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