Tag: domain-name
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.CO Internet Introduces Auctions for .CO Domain Names
Registry Reaffirms Commitment to Protect the Rights of Brand Owners
.CO Internet S.A.S. (www.COinternet.co) announced that auctions will commence today for the more than 2,500...
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IP Helper 3.4
external IP addresses, can notify you by email when they change, performs DNS and Whois lookups, and much more!
Many Internet Service Providers (ISPs) use...
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AllowBlock 2.11
Parental control filtering software to selectively block or allow access to websites in Internet Explorer. AllowBlock maintains two lists of rules: "Allowed" list and...
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Affordable And Reliable Ecommerce Support Services From 2ezasia
Web Ecommerce is not easy and thus you need the help of a company that
understands the need of your online business and provides...
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DNS4Me 5.2
No one manages your own data better than you. So why trust anyone else with it? DNS4Me can help by turning your computer in...
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Shared Web Hosting Packages For Linux Released by HostStore
Industry leading, US web hosting and domain name provider, HostStore
Inc., announce a range of Linux shared hosting packages that they claim
have options suitable for...
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123 Word Domain Finder 1.0
Expired Domain lists are usually very large and manually inspecting all names can be very time consuming. If you are interested in finding and...
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Groovle succeeds over Google’s claim
Google's complaint that the domain name groovle.com is confusingly similar to its own is without foundation, an ICANN-approved arbitration body has ruled.
Google filed its...
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Google Loses Domain Name Dispute
Internet giant Google has lost an arbitration over the domain name, Groovle.com.
In a decision released today, The National Arbitration Forum,
dismissed Google's complaint...
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Google buys shortest domain name
SEARCH outfit Google has splashed out and bought the world's shortest domain name, G.cn.
Most single letter domain names are supposed to reserved by the...
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U.S. to retain control of Internet domain names
The Bush administration announced Thursday that the U.S. government will not hand over control of the Internet to any other organization, a surprise move...
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