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Oversee.net Sells Internet Businesses to European Firm - Los Angeles Business Journal

Oversee.net Sells Internet Businesses to European Firm Los Angeles Business Journal The Wasserbillig company provides domain registration, monetization and aftermarket services. Privately held Oversee acquired Moniker in January 2008 and SnapNames in June 2007. Moniker was a pioneer in the live domain name auction business, ... KeyDrive Acquires Moniker and SnapNamesMarketWatch (press release) Oversee.net Sells Moniker, SnapNamessocalTech.com all 10 news articles »

Internet: "buy this domain or lose business" - ChiefOfficers.Net

Internet: "buy this domain or lose business" ChiefOfficers.Net Why doesn't the domain name industry respond to scalping in the same way as the entertainment industry responds to ticket touts? There's a company apparently based in China about which complaints litter the internet: they claim to be a domain registrar ...

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 And, yet, according to the letter: The registration and use of this domain name may lead users to believe that Brazil is a tourist attraction and pole of sexual activities, which interferes on the position and image of the country.

Arbitrator Rules in 1st .XXX UDRP Decision - XBIZ

Arbitrator Rules in 1st .XXX UDRP Decision XBIZ XXX ruling in a uniform domain name dispute resolution (UDRP) case, siding with San Antonio, Texas-based HEB Grocery Co. over an Atlanta resident who registered HEB.xxx. The Atlanta resident, Eric Gonzales, contended that he had rights to the . and more »

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 ...