Adidas and the European Commission (funded by) have kicked off a research project to create a zero-waste soccer shoe (boot) under the name Sport Infinity but failed to secure the matching domain name SportInfinity.com even though it’s for sale at only $1,999.
Category: Domains
Publicly Traded Co. Registers 44 Domains Calling Donald Trump a Bully Among Other Things
Symform, Inc. which was acquired by Quantum Corporation for $500,000 in 2014, registered 44 domain names at corporate domain name registrar MarkMonitor according to whois records yesterday, all relating to US presidential…
Is Apple Inc. Getting Ready To Use It’s New .apple gTLD Domain Extension?
Apple Inc. has registered 29 new .com domain names and looking at the list, the domains look a little “odd” but consider the fact that Apple Inc. has applied for the new gTLD .apple and things may make a lot more sense. We break it down for you here!
Alibaba Teams Up With China’s 2nd Largest TV Station To Launch Hitao.top
According to the .TOP registry the biggest IT/E-commerce company in China, Alibaba.com, together with the second biggest Chinese TV Station Hunan TV, (second to only CCTV) combined to launch a website…
HBO Buys 9 “Outcast” Domains For Upcoming Cinemax TV Series Outcast
Time Warner subsidiaries HBO/Cinemax has registered several new domain names relating to the upcoming release of the original series Outcast. The 9 new domain names all relate to the Cinemax Outcast show and are currently unknown how they will be used.
Donuts Sells Around 800 Two Character New gTLD’s Domains In The Early Access Program
According to Donuts they sold around 800 Two Character New gTLD’s domain names in its Early Access Program (EAP) which ended yesterday. Donuts released around 200,000 Two Character New gTLD’s domain names…
Oops: Pepsi Launches “Unlock The Tailgate” Trailer Sweepstakes With Wrong Domain
Pepsi Co has launched a new sweepstakes “Unlock The Tailgate” and using the domain name UnlockTheTrailer.com? What? The grand prize is a trailer used for tailgating, often used at sporting events valued at nearly $10,000.