Domain News: Weekly Digest, November 16, 2014

  • Sunday Tips, Updates, and Thoughts - DomainInvesting.com (blog)
    Sunday Tips, Updates, and Thoughts
    DomainInvesting.com (blog)
    Domain Punch published a list of the “New gTLDs in Alexa Top 100,000.” There are 109 domain names on the list (which I did not verify for accuracy). The 4 extensions that had the most entries on this list were .Club (21 domain names), .XYZ (14 domain …

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  • 'DOT NGO' - The Daily Star
    'DOT NGO'
    The Daily Star
    For those who don't understand: a top level domain is one of the domains at the highest level in the hierarchical Domain Name System of the Internet. Still not getting it? Simply put: anything you see after the last DOT of any web address is Top level domain or …

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  • Law enforcement on the Internet – the role of the domain name registrars - Washington Post
    Law enforcement on the Internet – the role of the domain name registrars
    Washington Post
    It's as though someone asserted that I was posting their copyrighted content at my personal website and a court issued a ruling holding GoDaddy.com, my domain name registrar, liable for the infringements. The registrar response, needless to say, is then to …

  • Amazon.book and the New Top-Level Domain Names - Publishers Weekly
    Amazon.book and the New Top-Level Domain Names
    Publishers Weekly
    Amazon's purchase of the .book generic top-level domain (TLD) has prompted speculation about how the e-tailer plans to use it. Amazon bought the TLD for a reported $10 million last week, allowing it to sell domain names with the .book suffix. Amazon …

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  • Judge Shields Web Domains of Iran, Syria - Courthouse News Service
    Judge Shields Web Domains of Iran, Syria
    Courthouse News Service
    "There is little authority on the question of whether Internet domain names may be attached in satisfaction of a judgment," one of the seven identical rulings Lamberth issued on the matter states. "Indeed, no reported decision of any American court appears to …

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  • NETS.COM: Not Much Brooklyn Can Do - Forbes

    Forbes
    NETS.COM: Not Much Brooklyn Can Do
    Forbes
    According to a New York Times article, Hill acquired the domain name back in 1996 for $20,000. Currently, the domain name hyperlinks to a website promoting the services of Hill's web-based company Cyber Mesa. Some days, though, the domain name has …

  • We are going to validate genuine NGOs: Brian Cute - Livemint

    Livemint
    We are going to validate genuine NGOs: Brian Cute
    Livemint
    In an interview, Brian Cute , chief executive officer (CEO) of Public Interest Registry, who was in India earlier this week, spoke about the significance of the .ngo address, emerging trends in the Internet domain name space and the organization's association …

  • Public Interest Registry Introduces 'OnGood' - New Brand Identity for .ngo & .ong - CircleID
    Public Interest Registry Introduces 'OnGood' - New Brand Identity for .ngo & .ong
    CircleID
    After conducting extensive research and in-person workshops with NGOs worldwide, Public Interest Registry, the operator of the .org domain Registry, landed upon the name OnGood — to reflect a full suite of services that complements the .ngo & .ong domain …

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  • Reviewing last month's NameJet sales - Domain Name Wire
    Reviewing last month's NameJet sales
    Domain Name Wire
    Joseph Peterson takes a look at some of last month's notable domain name sales at NameJet. If I were to tell you that, by selling 66 domains at or above the $2,000 mark during October, NameJet recorded one of its lowest monthly domain counts ever, that …

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