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ICANN and the dot anything: do we care about domain names? - Pocket-lint.com

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ICANN and the dot anything: do we care about domain names? Pocket-lint.com But is it really going to inspire any creativity at all? Speaking to Stephen Ewart, the marketing manager at names.co.uk, one of the UK's biggest domain name registrars, it seems otherwise. “This is more about brand protection” says Ewart. gTLD Launch: An Update on the TAS InterruptionJD Supra (press release) gTLD Batching Update: Digital Archery Services Available At A PriceMondaq News Alerts (registration) all 7 news articles »

iPhone 5.com Domain Name Now Belongs to Apple - Christian Post

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iPhone 5.com Domain Name Now Belongs to Apple Christian Post By Vincent Funaro , Christian Post Reporter Apple has reportedly acquired the iPhone5.com domain name from a squatter who was using it for a forum full of ads, according to The Next Web. The company filed a dispute with the World Intellectual Property ... Apple Wins iPhone 5 Domain Dispute CaseValueWalk Apple wins iPhone5.com domain nametuaw.com Has Apple taken control of iPhone5.com?CNET Cult of Mac -CNET UK all 54 news articles »

.Pirate Now Available As A Domain Name - WebProNews

.Pirate Now Available As A Domain Name WebProNews By Zach Walton · May 15, 2012 · 1 Comment ICANN might be the “official” administrator of top-level domain names. They give out all the .com, .net, .org and other well known domains to all the Web sites you know and love. There are alternatives, however ... .Pirate Domains Now Available Through OpenNicTorrentFreak all 2 news articles »

When Should Domain Names Match Company Names? - BusinessWeek

When Should Domain Names Match Company Names? BusinessWeek “Of course, everybody always wants an exact-match domain name, preferably dot-com. Unfortunately, the matching domain names for all single words and most compound names have already been registered, and buying one that is parked may cost you five or ...

BitTorrent Is Suing a German Company for Pirating its Trademark - SF Weekly (blog)

SF Weekly (blog)

BitTorrent Is Suing a German Company for Pirating its Trademark SF Weekly (blog) According to the trademark infringement complaint, the German company, registered in Europe as BitTorrent Marketing GmbH, has constructed its own file-sharing websites, under domain names such as bitorrent.com, bittorrent.net, and bitorrent.net. BitTorrent Inc Takes Legal Action Against Download ScammersTorrentFreak all 3 news articles »