SEO, Buying, Selling and Developing Domains
SAN FRANCISCO and MELBOURNE, Jan. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ — Following the opening of applications for new Top-Level Domains on 12 January, NCC Group (LSE: NCC.L), the world's largest IT assurance/software …
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NCC Group and Ari Registry Services Announce Strategic Alliance for New TLD Applicants
Free service finds potential buyers for your domain names. Sure, you can sit on your domain portfolio and wait for the right buyer to come along.
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Company considering what to do with its domain name portfolio. Marchex is often cited as starting a wave of acquisitions of domain portfolios when it announced the purchase of Ultimate Search from Yun Ye in 2004 for $164 million. Now it is looking at “ strategic alternatives ” for its domain name portfolio
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Is Marchex considering selling its domain name portfolio?
AARP wins two cases for similar domain names but loses third. The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) just received determinations in three cases it filed for aarpdiscounts.info, aarpdiscounts.net, aarpdiscount.org, and AARPdiscounts.org.
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Doh! AARP lawyer forgets to attach screenshot, loses case
Manage your old Parked.com and WhyPark accounts in one interface. Earlier this month WhyPark announced it was changing its name to DomainApps .
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How to import your Parked account into DomainApps
We do things differently in Texas. District Judge Royal Furgeson has ordered ( pdf ) that World Intellectual Property Organization cases from as early as 2010 be overturned and ordered a number of domain names now owned by Apple and Public storage be transferred back to the typosquatter that previously owned them. Yes, you read that correctly
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Wow: Judge orders UDRP transfers, including Apple typo, to be reversed
Lupe Tortilla buys Tex-Mex.com and other end user domain purchases. So I was putting together this week’s summary of end user domain purchases when I noticed a familiar name: Lupe Tortilla . This Mexican restaurant serves the world’s best beef fajitas.
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My favorite Mexican restaurant just bought Tex-Mex.com
Receiver wants ICANN to reverse domain transfers.
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Receiver asks for typo domains to be confiscated from Apple and others
ANA asks for top level block list or it may proceed with legal action. The Association of National Advertisers (ANA) has proposed that ICANN adopt a “Do Not Sell” list for the new top level domain name application period that opens up later this week.
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ANA proposes “Do Not Sell” list to ICANN
In the future brand owners may need to change their domain name strategy. With potentially hundreds of new top level domain names heading to the internet as early as 2013, brand owners are crying foul
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Perhaps trademark holders should no longer defensively register domains
Energy company complains to WIPO about Valero.xxx. San Antonio, TX based energy giant Valero Energy is the third company to ask an arbitration panel to give it a .xxx domain name. The company filed a complaint last week with World Intellectual Property Forum (WIPO), seeking control of Valero.xxx
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Valero is third company to belatedly request .xxx domain name
ACPA can protect your name even if you aren’t a celebrity.
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Court grants preliminary injuction under ACPA for personal name
Members of ICANN community and competing domain registrars find themselves as new United Domains account holders. Someone is having a laugh at United Domains’ expense. Over the past few days an unknown perpetrator has set up roughly 500 empty accounts at domain name registrar United Domains using email addresses of people active in ICANN’s Governmental Advisory Committee and at various competing domain name registrars.
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United Domains gets Punk’d
DNJournal.com rings in the New Year with a new Cover Story. Ever since domain parking revenue went into a tailspin a few years ago, people have been looking for an alternate means of monetization that would restore the returns their domains used to produce. Some think lead gen whiz Braden Pollock may have a solution.
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Braden Pollock: Could He Be the Domain Monetization Messiah People Have Been Looking For?
Company wins domain name dispute, but it won’t do the company much good. Apple has won a domain name dispute against what it alleges to be an outfit selling counterfeit Apple products. But it might have to continue chasing the perpetrators.
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Apple “wins”, but plays whac-a-mole with counterfeiters
The drama surrounding GoDaddy and its stance on the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) continued this weekend, with reports of customers having difficulty dropping their domains from the company.
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After SOPA Flip Flop, Did GoDaddy Thwart Efforts to Drop Domains?
Former customers and general Internet users are watching sites like ByeDaddy.org to track who has left GoDaddy and who has stayed
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GoDaddy Loses Thousands of Domains After SOPA Opinions; May be Delaying Transfers Purposely
Christmas passed without a fallen snowflake at Go Daddy’s Arizona headquarters, as the former supporter of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) watched tens of thousands of customers flee its business. The Domains, a web analytics blog, reported on Christmas Eve that customers moved 37,000 domains off of Go Daddy’s service in two days, and by the next day, another 28,000 had bailed. …
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Go Daddy Really Screwed Up
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