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MySpace wins UK domain name that pre-dated its service

Social networking company MySpace has won the right to have the domain name myspace.co.uk transferred to it despite the fact that it was registered six years before MySpace was founded.

A new domain name, but concerns remain the same - The Hindu

The Hindu

A new domain name, but concerns remain the same The Hindu The move, which means that the same content is seen across multiple domains, has raised concerns about censorship, Internet ownership, as well as questions about the effect on search ranking and search engine optimisation (SEO). After Twitter, Google To Censor Content But Leaves A Window For Readers To Get ...VC Circle all 25 news articles »

Sedo Partners with GoDaddy to Make Domain Name Negotiations Less Painful - BostInno

Domain Name Journal

Sedo Partners with GoDaddy to Make Domain Name Negotiations Less Painful BostInno Thanks to a new partnership between GoDaddy, the world's largest provider of Web hosting and domain name registrations, and Cambridge-based Sedo, the largest domain name marketplace, negotiating with your new namesake and rival just got easier. Sedo and Go Daddy Partnership Makes More Domains Available to More Buyers than ...MarketWatch (press release) Go Daddy Joins SedoMLS Network, Allowing Customers To Purchase Domains For ...HostReview.com (press release) all 18 news articles »

WestHost Launches Promotion on .CO Domains - TheHostingNews.com (press release)

TheHostingNews.com (press release)

WestHost Launches Promotion on .CO Domains TheHostingNews.com (press release) (The Hosting News) – WestHost, a leading web hosting and domain registration provider recently kicked off of an aggressive campaign targeting .CO domains. WestHost's rock-bottom price of $9.49 — went live on February 2, prior to “The Big Game”, ... and more »

Web-hosting service DreamHost warns users of password hack - CNET

Naked Security

Web-hosting service DreamHost warns users of password hack CNET by Edward Moyer January 21, 2012 11:35 AM PST Follow @edatnews That's the word from the Web-hosting service and domain name registrar, which sent an e-mail to customers last night saying that their FTP passwords may have been accessed by hackers. DreamHost database hacked: Change your FTP/shell access and email passwordsNetwork World Possible security breach at DreamHostSmartCompany.com.au DreamHost warns of password hackThe H CIO Insight all 39 news articles »