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Back in the USSR: Soviet Internet domain name resists death
FOXNews - Sixteen years after the superpower's collapse, Web sites ending in the Soviet ".su" domain name have been rising _ registrations increased 45 percent this … |
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Everyone and their dog wants to give you "free advice" on how to register a domain name… including us (and our two cats). So, what’s the catch? What’s in it for us? Find out how people are making money off of you. That way you can read these articles with a critical eye…
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As you maybe knowing or do not know at all that your domain name could be easily stolen or be given up to the vicious entity that are known as the Cyber squatters whose main objective is to steal your internet identity and this is how they act on it.
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The opportunities to create a profitable Internet business are tremendous but with all the people flocking to the Internet it’s difficult to find a good domain name anymore isn’t it? Certainly all the good .com names are gone and it’s getting harder to find .net, .biz, and .org domains too. It won’t be long until we’re relegated to the dreaded .info domains.
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SOURCE: Real American Brands, Inc.
Market Wire (press release) - In addition to Cosa Nostra by Jeffrey Sebelia, RLAB owns the trademark 'Born & Bred in the USA'®, and a stable of domain names and marks, including Lasso, … |
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When you launch a new website you must register a unique domain name with an authorized registrar. When the internet was first starting, all domain names and IP addresses were registered through one organization, Internic. Eventually Network Solutions took over the role as keeper of the internet domain names. Today, there are hundreds of websites where you can register your domain name but Network Solutions still maintains the main database of domain names.
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Teach a Man to Phish and He'll Feed on Fools for a Lifetime
LinuxInsider.com, CA - One common outlet is a hacked domain. The Web site operator does not know his or her server is hosting phishing attacks. A second common source for phishing … |
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What's in a name? Big money for local entrepreneur
Phoenix Business Journal (subscription), AZ - Internet domain-name speculator Christian Zouzas recently pocketed a hefty profit by flipping several hundred of his cyberspace properties. … |
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How to Launch a New Website With (and Without) SEO in Mind
Search Engine Roundtable - If SEO is a priority, choose a relevant domain name and think over website structure. Of course, that's how you'd approach it if search engines were … |
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Home Sweet Home: Go Daddy Bucks Offshoring Trend
Ad-Hoc-News (Pressemitteilung), Germany - Go Daddy is the world's largest domain name registrar, as well as a leading Web hosting company, and is considered a one-stop shop for anyone looking to … |
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