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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 By Deborah Crowe Wednesday, February 8, 2012 Oversee.net, a Los Angeles domain name and online marketing firm, has sold two of its non-core units to KeyDrive SA, a Luxembourg Internet company. KeyDrive, which did not disclose terms of the deal, ... 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 ...