Three civil libertarian groups, unassociated with the domain industry or the gambling industry, joined together to file an Amicus (friend of the court) brief with the Kentucky Appeals Court, (pdf file) on…
Author: Michael Berkens
Here We Go Again: Now Enom Has A Site To Sell Its Own Domain Inventory: Where Did These Domains Come From?
Following on the heals of Tucows launch of YummyNames.com, to sell expired domains of its customers, Tucows elected to keep, today we notice that Enom has launched AcquireThisName.com. Enom is not taking…
PubCon On Effective Domain Strategies & Trademark Laws and Domains
The Pubcon show, Webmaster World, is going on in Las Vegas this week. There are some interesting sessions and some transcripts coming out of those sessions you can check out The first…
Dangerous.com at $13,433 at NameJet.com
The domain Dangerous.com is in a closed auction at NameJet.com and with a day to go the high bid is currently $13,433. There are 249 bidders registered for this auction so the…
Microsoft’s “Paying People To Click” is Working: But How Well?
Microsoft Corp. said Thursday that paying people to use its Internet search engine is attracting new consumers, although there is little evidence that those people are making a habit of it. Under…
Spam Hosting Company Taken Down
According to reports, the volume of junk e-mail sent worldwide dropped drastically today after a Web hosting firm identified by the computer security community as a major host of organizations allegedly engaged…
ENOM Starts “Business Listing Service” For Domains
Enom just announced a new service for domain names called the “Business Listing Service” for $20 per year, per domain. According to their announcement: “”””Enom.com says Business Listing service is an incredibly…





