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The Battle for a Global Not for Profit DotNGO Domain Name - Pro Bono Australia

The Battle for a Global Not for Profit DotNGO Domain Name Pro Bono Australia ORG domain - has applied for the creation and management of a new .NGO domain that will be available exclusively to NGOs, NFPs and the community sector worldwide. PIR says that unlike .ORG the new .NGO will be a closed domain, meaning that ... and more »

Brazilian Government Ordering Web Hosting Firms To Kill Domain Names They Don ... - Techdirt

Brazilian Government Ordering Web Hosting Firms To Kill Domain Names They Don ... Techdirt First, the URL in question was an .eu domain, meaning that I can't see how the Brazilian government has any authority whatsoever. The URL did, however, suggest that it involved porn content related to Brazil (in that it has the word Brazil in it, ...

A Pure Drop Domain Formerly Owned By Verisign, ePhoto.com Sells On SnapNames ... - TheDomains.com

A Pure Drop Domain Formerly Owned By Verisign, ePhoto.com Sells On SnapNames ... TheDomains.com by Michael H. Berkens The domain name ePhoto.com was a pure drop domain, meaning it didn't drop to a certain service, and could have been caught by anyone. According to DomainTools appears to have been last owned by Verisign and registered at ...

BuyDomains.com Beats Back UDRP on Solanum.com - TheDomains.com

BuyDomains.com Beats Back UDRP on Solanum.com TheDomains.com “The Respondent's submissions focus squarely on the fact that it was making a bona fide offering of goods or services at the disputed domain name (within the meaning of paragraph 4(c)(i) of the Policy) via pay-per-click parking directly related to the ...

Eight Clever Things You Can Do with Your Underused Personal Domain Name - Lifehacker

Eight Clever Things You Can Do with Your Underused Personal Domain Name Lifehacker Most people think of a personal domain as yourname.com (meaning mine would be, and is, adamdachis.com). It could also be a shortened version of your name (eg admdchs.com, or whtsngr.dn), or even a pseudonym. The idea is that you've got a domain name ... and more »