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DomainsBot, the leading provider of semantic technologies to the domain industry,today announced the launch of DomainsBot Toll Free services to offer customers the opportunity to find, reserve and manage valuable toll free vanity numbers. DomainsBot Toll Free services, are powered by DomainsBot patent pending Vanity Spinner technology, and are seamlessly integrated with Smart PBX, a powerful console to redirect incoming calls to any device including Skype.
cPanel, the leader in web hosting automation software, has joined forces with Riazul Premium 100% Blue Agave Tequila for the 5th Annual cPanel Conference. Take a seat, sit back, and get ready for this: Riazul is the official tequila sponsor of cPanel Conference! The cPanel team has been working to add a few twists to this yearʼs conference, and what better way to do that than to bring an awesome and unique product on board. Riazul Premium Tequila is an up-and-coming tequila company grown in Jalisco, Mexico, and distributed through Houston, TX.
08|25|2010 11:21 pm EDT DomainFest NYC Extended Auction Results, incl. Quotes.com for $1,100,000 USD by Frank Michlick in Categories: Domain Auction – 0 Comments These are the official results of the extended DomainFEST NYC auction, which ended today. The highlight of the extended auction was the sale of Quotes.com for $1,100,000 USD
Mastering Places Privacy Can Be Tricky, Facebook Critics Charge When it rolled out its new Places mobile feature this week, Facebook made a point to focus on the opt-in nature of the new service. While “opt-in” is usually music to the ears of privacy advocates, they’re still critical of some of the ways Places shares information. In order to get a handle on the finer points of Places privacy, they charge, users still have to swim through a thick mire of menus screens
08|18|2010 11:42 pm EDT Official DomainFest NYC 2010 Live Auction Results by Frank Michlick in Categories: Domain Auction – 0 Comments As noted during our unofficial live blogging of the SnapNames/Moniker Live auction results, the SnapNames live system marked a number of names as sold that weren’t sold.
Many internet users could have found German (.DE) websites and email addresses inaccessible for a short period last week following problems with faulty servers. On Wednesday (May 12) from around 13:30 to 15:45 servers went down causing the problems meaning some domains were inaccessible with website error messages being given saying the “domain does not exist”.
China state media cranks up Google tension amid speculation State-controlled Chinese media accused Google of political motives in its threat to exit China, suggesting a hostile government stance as speculation grows that Google could act on a plan defying the country’s regulations. Other editorials published in recent days, which appear to mark a coordinated attack on Google in Chinese state media, played down the effects any exit by the company would have in China. “It is unfair for Google to impose its own value and yardsticks on Internet regulation to China, which has its own time-honored tradition, culture and value,” a commentary by writers at the official Xinhua news agency said Sunday.
Domain names registered for attack on global warming. Looks like the Republicans — perhaps the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) — are getting ready to ask the question “Who Cares About Global Warming?” WhoCaresAboutGlobalWarming.com, .net, and .org were all registered last Friday to Smartech Corp, which happens to be the favored web hosting company for NRCC. Last month the NRCC used Smartech Corp to register the names of many of its Democratic foes, followed by the word “Facts”.
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