 In an industry as fast paced as ours it’s always a pleasure to wish a company a happy first birthday. It’s especially true for such a great bunch of guys as those that are running dnZoom. Happy Birthday to you all! The first birthday is a real milestone and you should all be proud of your achievements. It's good to see that Kentucky can produce something other than a horse race. :-) I look forward to celebrating this great event with you at TRAFFIC Orlando. As a celebration of the even dnZoom is running a competition to help promote their registra busting product. The prize is a free ticket to TRAFFIC Orlando. Click here for more details.
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Request your complete media kit by contacting us.  The Associated Press reports that wholesale fees for Internet addresses ending in ".org" will increase 10 percent on November 9th this year. The Public Interest Registry, which operates the ".org" domain name, disclosed the planned fee increase in a recent letter to ICANN, the Internet's key oversight agency. The increase brings the annual fee to $6.75. Last year, PIR imposed a 2.5 percent fee increase to $6.15.
The minutes indicate that, "The TLD has had limited success to date, with registrations in the low thousands." Only a few thousand .PRO domains have been registered to date, primarily due to complex and restrictive registration rules...
 ZDNet.co.uk published an article today discussing indicating that most internet communications currently use internet protocol version 4 (IPv4). However, IPv6 is increasingly being used, and IPv4 addresses, which are co-ordinated by ICANN, will run out by 2011. Large businesses will not be directly affected, as most use private IP addresses. However, ICANN urges businesses to still implement IPv6-compatible hardware and systems or face being left behind...
 Via Google Blogoscoped: "Google is shutting down Hello, Picasa’s photo sharing service which was part of the Picasa acquisition back in 2004."
Microsoft surely picked a loser in the public relations stakes when it took on, and won its case against, Dutch 46-year-old mother of three Carola Eppink. Eppink wanted to restrict her children's use of the internet by using a self-made program she dubbed MSNLock.
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