Domain Names News Archive

• 'Click on to steroids (Sun-Sentinel)The word "steroids" produces more than 5 million responses to a Google search. The words "buy steroids" bring 762,000 references on the Internet. The domain names are brazen (legalsteroids.com), boastful (HouseOfMuscle.com), authoritative (Anabolicshop.com) and amusing (littleguy-gotbig.com).



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• 'Another Windows Live Service Is Hatched (Addict 3D)Microsoft has launched a beta version of what it's calling "Windows Live Custom Domains." This service is for users who already own their own domain names, but want to make use of various Microsoft technologies, such as MSN Messenger, MSN Spaces and MSN Hotmail (and the "Kahuna" Hotmail beta).



• 'World businesses and Internet users seeking non-English domain names (Sarasota Herald-Tribune)Had the Internet been invented in China, you'd need some fluency in Chinese to type Web addresses. But as a U.S. invention, the Internet's lingua franca is English.



• 'Village has eye on resident's Web names (Chicago Tribune)CARPENTERSVILLE -- Officials in Carpentersville say they wouldn't mind getting their cyber hands on two Internet domain names that belong to resident Grant Crowell.



• 'New Google Domain Names (Search Engine Journal)New Google Domain Names Gary Price, always a sleuth for finding new search patents and Google domain registrations, has identified four new Google Domains which have the potential to lead to future Google projects. For those interested in diving into the domains, Gary has compiled a master Google domain list on ...

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