In recent years domain owners have seen many different scams, we have become accustomed to receiving these scam-ish type e-mails and print mail. The scale it seems to be reemerging, is the one that involves someone e-mailing you with interest to buy your domain. If you reply with interest, they will request that you have […]
According to a new poll conducted by a telephone survey of 1,066 American adults by pollster. Americans are enthusiastic yet scared of constant net access. Americans enjoy using their mobile video and high definition broadband but at the same time are intimidated by the fact that big brother could be watching. 53% of […]
Ask.com has finally decided to stop chasing Internet search leader Google, and will focus more on being a women’s question and answer site. By doing so ask.com will have to lay off 40 employees that is 8% of its workforce. The press release that ask.com recently released, stated that it will focus more on how […]
Senator Snowe of Maine and two other members of the U.S. Senate commerce committee have recently introduced legislation that would allow trademark interest to bypass the UDRP and ACPA and engage in legally sanctioned reverse domain hijacking. The proposal allows corporate interests to take away domains that have nothing to do with trademark infringement. […]
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