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"Spring-Cleaning" Of Internet Domains: To Eliminate The Internet's Internal Weaknesses
May 9, 2000 from Men & Mice
Some Internet Name Spaces have over 70% of domains with incorrect setup that can disrupt the services they are to provide. With regards to these findings, Men & Mice invites Internet Registries to join them in their International Spring-Cleaning Project.
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Real Cybersquatting Really Sucks
May 9, 2000 from Wired News
To thwart anyone from mocking Verizon's wireless service, a lawyer registered the domain name verizonsucks.com. So it should be no surprise that Verizon lawyers were not amused when hacker-zine 2600 Magazine purchased verizonreallysucks.com.
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From the Vault:
You Paid How Much For That Domain Name?
Selling domain names - that's the business to be in, it's a licence to print money. The domain name Business.com was recently sold for a staggering $8 million. That makes it the most expensive domain name in the world. If you've got a domain name to sell, or you'd like to buy one, where on the Internet should you start looking, and how much will it be worth?
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Artist to paint town red after sale of easel.com
May 9, 2000 from The Register
An American artist planning to cash in on the domain name frenzy has put easel.com up for sale at $100,000. Punters have until May 27 to make an offer to Penelope Shenk via online auction site afternic.com. For the past three years easel.com has been used to show off paintings by Shenk and other artists.
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Island at the center of the domain-name storm
May 9, 2000 from CNN
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is questioning whether the lucrative sale of Tuvalu's catchy country-level domain -- .tv -- comports with ICANN rules.
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Diana website squatters targeted
May 8, 2000 from eCommerceTimes
The Princess of Wales' brother Earl Spencer is trying to stop unscrupulous internet entrepreneurs cashing in on websites associated with his sister's name. Several sites have been set up using domain names connected with Diana to try to take advantage of her huge public following.
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