 With all the recent news about an economic downturn, it’s comforting to know that the domain industry is still thriving. Check out NPR’s (National Public Radio) coverage of Sedo this week: Competition Remains Hot for Web Domain Names. In the article, Sedo’s COO Jeremiah Johnston explains why conditions are prime for new buyers to join the marketplace.  In response to the ever increasing Internet company credit crisis, China Internet Network Information Center is proceeding with a domain name management credit system for e-commerce sites. With its unparalleled advantage in domain name resource management, CNNIC says it will build an authoritative and solid credit service platform through a full-range verification process. With the development of China's digital sector, e-commerce websites are facing more credit problems as they deal with online buyers... Leo King reports for ComputerWorldUK that the British government is now backtracking on a decision to automatically reject all new applications for .gov.uk websites, after the original decision was taken without consulting any local councils. The government had agreed on a programme to cut 979 “unnecessary sites”, as well as moving most sites to the Direct.gov.uk and businesslink.gov.uk portals by 2011. Some 441 have been closed so far but the original decision to cut these sites raised immediate concerns because it had been taken without any local government representation at the meeting...
HARTFORD, CT--(Marketwire - June 3, 2008) - Remarkable Technologies, Inc. -- http://www.remarkable.com -- the owner of Travelforless.com announced that they are selling their domain name. In addition to the domain name, the purchaser will also acquire the Travelforless.com U.S. Registered Trademark (U.S. Reg. Trademark # 2599833). Because of the global interest in the Travelforless.com domain name, the company is making the domain name available through a special worldwide channel: eBay at an initial bid of $49,000. The auction will run until
At the February Delhi meeting, there was a public consultation regarding ICANN's approach to travel support funding for the community. After the public consultation in Delhi, a public comment period was held, and the feedback was analyzed and noted on-line.
Domaining is the art/skills of investing in domains where domains act as commodities. To understand what this means we should look at what “Investing” stands for...
The difference between being labeled a legitimate domainer or a cybersquatter depends upon one word - trademark. If you own a domain name incorporating the trademark of another you face legal and financial exposure for cybersquatting. While defenses are available, such as fair use of a generic or merely descriptive word, that may not stop an alleged trademark owner from pursuing your domain. So what is a domainer to do? The answer lies in the problem. Develop your domain in such a way that you are entitled to trademark rights distinct from those that may be claimed by a trademark owner.   SEATTLE - The Associated Press is reporting that in a deal was reached on Monday between Microsoft and HP, where Microsoft's Internet Search Engine will become the default search program on all personal computers sold in the United States and Canada by Hewlett-Packard, the world's largest manufacturer of personal PCs. Microsoft's search engine ranks a distant third after Google and Yahoo and this agreement is designed to help Microsoft get its sponsored links in front of more users starting January, 2009. Read the full story here. by Mairead Moore
Abstract: Since the early
Commercialisation of the World Wide Web, cybersquatting as a phenomenon
has been in existence and has been consistently rising; with recent
2006 figures showing a 25% increase up from the previous year. |
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