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Candy.com Sells for £1.8 Million

Candy.com has been sold by domainer Rick Schwartz to Melville Candy Company for £1.8 million ($3 million USD), an announcement on the seller’s blog stated yesterday. Melville Candy Company, a small Massachusetts confectioner, will use the domain to as a retail outlet for candy owned by a new company, G&J …

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Bill Clinton loses domain name dispute

In April, former U.S. President Bill Clinton filed a formal complaint with the National Arbitation Forum, the organization responsible for hearing domain name disputes under ICANN’s Uniform Domain-Name Dispute Resolution Policy (often known as UDRP). Clinton’s complaint contended that The Name It Corporation had violated his trademark by registering williamclinton.com, …

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PIR to introduce new security for .ORG

The Public Interest Registry (PIR), the non-profit organization responsible for managing .org top-level domains (TLD), will announce today that it is adopting DNS security extensions called DNSSEC. Domain Name System Security Extensions is a set of extensions that helps domain name systems (DNS) verify the integrity and security of data. …

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SusanBoyle.com for Sale

Susan Boyle literally became a star overnight last month with her performance of “I Dreamed a Dream” on Britain’s Got Talent. After her debut, Boyle became an Internet sensation. Hundreds of thousands watched her on YouTube. “Susan Boyle” was the second most-searched term in April, bested only by “swine flu.” …

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GreatDomains Auction Ends, Few Names Sell

The previously announced one-week auction at GreatDomains ended today. The low expectations I had for the auction turned out to be correct. While a few names did sell, the majority didn’t reach their reserve price. There’s no doubt that the sellers wanted exorbitantly high prices for their domains after they …

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Google wins domain name case

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) ordered an individual in India, Herit Shah, to turn over the rights of his domain name “googblog.com” to Google. The search engine and cloud computing giant had filed a complaint against Shah for holding a domain that infringes on the Google and Blogger trademarks, …

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