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A few weeks ago told you about a UDRP had been filed on the domain name legalsupply.com. At the time there was no indication who filed the UDRP seeking control of the domain, but the decision has just been issued and the complainant is  eLegalsupply.com, LLC. And guess what? eLegalSupply.com just took the generic domain [...] Continue reading →

BusinessWeek.com has just covered the Godaddy.com in an article entitled “The Challenge of Classing Up Go Daddy” Here are a few highlights but you should checkout the original article: “In the 15 years since its founding, Go Daddy has earned more than its fair share of press, much of it acid-tongued.” “There were the Super [...] Continue reading →

TweetThe other day I saw a post from Morgan Linton saying he flipped the domain name “Summon.com” for a $14,000 profit. Now this isn’t a rare occurrence but it is the way he did it that impressed me. It impressed me because he had a plan and thought as a business man and not a [...] Continue reading →

MarkMonitor is hosting a webinar on 31 May entitled ‘New gTLDS: Are You Ready for the Big Reveal?’ The webinar will begin at 10:00 Pacific Time. The webinar is aimed at brand owners who MarkMonitor say need to carefully look at the list of gTLD applications when they are released to identify problematic applications, and, [...] Continue reading →

Here are new promo codes for more Godaddy deals on new domain registration and other services.  The domain promo codes usually have limitations on them, such as the number of redemptions, etc. So don’t delay too long trying to use them, or they may expire. > $2 domain registration for new .COM, US, BIZ, NET, ORG, CA, CO.UK, [...] Continue reading →

TweetA pair of security researchers have proposed an extension to the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol that would allow browsers to detect and block fraudulently-issued SSL certificates. Called TACK, which is short for Trust Assertions for Certificate Keys, the extension was developed by security researchers Trevor Perrin and Moxie Marlinspike and was submitted for consideration to the [...] Continue reading →