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		<title>WIPO Launches Dispute Resolution Services for .QA and قطر. (Qatar)</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Aug 2011 12:33:08 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vrytek</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[ As of 22 August, the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center commenced providing .domain name dispute resolution services for both QA and قطر. (Qatar) in accordance with the Qatar Domains Registry Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (“Policy”) and Rules for Qatar Domains Registry Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (“ Rules ”), and WIPO Supplemental Rules for Qatar Domains Registry Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (“Supplemental Rules”). Qatar Domains Registry provides for registration of domain names which utilize the two-letter country code in Latin characters, i.e., .QA, as well as the قطر. IDN ccTLD in Arabic script. قطر. results from ICANN&#8217;s IDN ccTLD Fast Track Process which was designed to introduce into the Domain Name System Internet extensions (top-level domains) corresponding to a meaningful representation of a country or territory name in non-Latin (or non-ASCII) script. The Policy, Rules and Supplemental Rules are applicable to disputed domain name registrations within both the Latin script (.QA) and Arabic script IDN (قطر.) ccTLD spaces. The Policy, Rules and Supplemental Rules for .QA and قطر. also feature upgrades based on the WIPO-proposed paperless Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) model, the latter in effect at WIPO since December 2009. This includes paperless filings by parties while retaining the safeguard of hardcopy notification by the WIPO Center. In addition to .QA and قطر. (Qatar), the Center also provides domain name dispute resolution services for both .AE and امارات. (United Arab Emirates). ]]></description>
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		<title>Net neutrality wars could entangle free speech</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 13 May 2010 23:02:49 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vrytek</dc:creator>
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		<title>I found this web hosting promotion &#8211; NamePros.com</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Feb 2010 15:49:26 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vrytek</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hello guys, I really hope that a do not brake the rules of this forum, but I found something that maybe useful for some of you. Yesterday I was doing research on web hosting companies and I found a.]]></description>
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		<title>Domain Registration: 4 Quick Rules to Grab a Traffic-pulling Domain Name</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 24 Jan 2010 05:23:50 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vrytek</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Domain News]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[A friend emailed me, &#8220;I&#8217;ve found many tips regarding domain registration from the Internet. But too many of them and I simply cannot remember them all. I don&#8217;t have that much time to spend on those. I wonder if you can provide me a quick summary of the major things I should look out for when registering a domain name so it makes life easier for me?&#8221;
If you&#8217;re like that friend of mine looking for short cuts, here&#8217;s my advice&#8230;
Honestly, some domain tips don’t help you much. But in regards to those that do prove helpful, I&#8217;ve further narrowed them down into these 4 major rules. Stick closely to safeguard the quality of your domain name and prevent your gold-digging domain name from getting &#8220;hi-jacked&#8221; by others.
 Rule 1: Short
Why short?
Firstly, most people cannot remember long domain name. Secondly, people tend to make typo when typing long domain name into their browser.
Some experts say that you should brainstorm for a descriptively long domain name, which at a glance, people can tell what you&#8217;re selling. I do agree with that. But still, if you can come up with a short one which works the purpose well, why use long domain name?
&#8220;But it&#8217;s hard to get a short domain name&#8221;. That&#8217;s what many people gripe about these days.
Not true. If you think hard enough and stretch your creativity, you&#8217;ll find one. Really.
Look at iNotFat.com. That’s a domain name owned by a friend. She created only few months ago. Short, roll of the tongue, memorable and to the point. You should think of something like that.
To jumpstart the muse and get your creative juices flowing, try this &#8211; search for &#8220;expired domain name&#8221; in search engines.
Doing so may help you find the right domain name for your website from the list of expired domain names, if not, you can get some inspiration out of them and come up on your own with a very unique name for your website.
 Rule 2: Logical
Two ways here &#8211; Either you register a domain name that logically matches what you&#8217;re selling or you simply use your company name as your domain name.
For example, if you sell ebooks online, you should register ebooks dot whatever extension you like (best is dot com since it&#8217;s always the first extension that most people try when searching for a website).
Or if your company name is called Example Pte Ltd, go with &#8220;example.com&#8221;. Period.
 Rule 3: Spell Check
Always check your domain name for any spelling error before you hit the purchase button.
Good news for you &#8211; even if you registered a misspelled domain name (for instance, you intend to register &#8220;example.com&#8221; but you missed out an ‘a’ and wound up registering &#8220;exmple.com&#8221;), you&#8217;re still able to get a refund as long as you do not exceed the 5-day refund period for domain registration.
Generally, accredited domain registrars promise a 5-day refund, but some may run a different refund policy. So, it&#8217;s safer for you to check with your domain registrar before you register.
What if you only realize the typo after 5 days? Then too bad, you&#8217;ll have to stick with that misspelled domain name for at least a year (the minimum registered period is one year), whether you like it or not.
You can&#8217;t edit the name even in your domain control panel, it&#8217;s fixed once registered.
See? You waste money on a domain name you can&#8217;t use due to its wrong spelling. So, don&#8217;t take chances. Spending just another 20 seconds to ensure an error-free domain name is really a good bargain.
 Rule 4: Register NOW!
Statistics show more than 65 domain names get snapped up worldwide in every second.
Hence, once you&#8217;ve come up with a good domain name for your website, don&#8217;t wait. Quickly register it to secure your position in case someone else “steal away” from you.
So, keep these 4 rules in mind whenever you register domain name. They&#8217;ll help you save time and money, and make life easier for you.


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		<title>Selling TM Domains on Acorn. Yes or No?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:49:06 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vrytek</dc:creator>
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		<title>Domains with Dash “-” vs Domains without &#124; TechFilipino</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 04 Jan 2010 17:30:06 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vrytek</dc:creator>
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		<title>Favorable Name Rules or How to Select Appropriate Domain Singly</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 26 Aug 2009 16:50:35 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vrytek</dc:creator>
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Domain names are special, self-sufficient part of WWW and a profit-making kind of business in the Internet.&#13;
There is a huge number of IT companies that sale/purchase/estimate domain names. The times when You could&#13;
get an exclusive free domain name from Your hosting-provider had passed. Now, in order to purchase a good&#13;
domain You may visit some of the websites that specialize in domain names sale (for example Sedo.com) and&#13;
buy the domain You liked (of course, if You are ready to pay about $10.000 for it, though, many of domain names&#13;
are much more expensive). If You are not &#8211; You will have to select domain name from those, which are being&#13;
sold as vacant. Here is what You should take into consideration while choosing a domain name:
&#13;
1. Domain level.
&#13;
It&#8217;s preferably to have a second-level domain name. For example, in &#8220;www.design.com&#8221;  the &#8220;www&#8221; prefix means&#13;
World Wide Web; &#8220;design&#8221; is a domain basis (see below how to select it); &#8220;com&#8221; is a domain zone. Third-level&#13;
domain name is a little bit different &#8211; &#8220;www.logo.design.com&#8221;, forth-level domain will look like&#13;
&#8220;www.pixel.logo.design.com&#8221; &#8211; the number of domain components increases depending on its level. Domain&#13;
components imply words that affiliate a domain name and are separated by dots. The more components are&#13;
in a domain name, the higher is its level and the less valuable it is. The third and higher level domains are often&#13;
being distributed cost free. When purchasing a domain name for Your company (or Yourself), make sure it is a&#13;
second-level domain.
&#13;
2. Domain zone.
&#13;
There is a huge amount of domain zones, each of them having its own meaning, and it is important to choose the&#13;
most appropriate one. There are Generic Domains and Country Code Domains. Among Generic Domains are:&#13;
&#8220;com&#8221; &#8211; commercial project; &#8220;net&#8221; &#8211; network, related to WWW; &#8220;org&#8221; &#8211; organization; &#8220;biz&#8221; &#8211; business project; &#8220;info&#8221; -&#13;
informational project; &#8220;TV&#8221; &#8211; television channel; and many others. Country Code Domains are domains that reveal &#13;
ownership of a particular domain (website) by a country. Each country (including those that don&#8217;t already exist)&#13;
has its own domain zone. For example &#8220;us&#8221; means USA site; &#8220;de&#8221; is German; &#8220;co.uk&#8221; stands for Great Britain&#8221;,&#13;
&#8220;ru&#8221; refers to Russia; &#8220;fr&#8221; denotes France. So, what domain zone would give the best fit for Your domain? If Your&#13;
Internet project is going to have regional restrictions (for example e-shop meant for sale in USA only) &#8211; do not&#13;
hesitate to choose the domain zone of Your region. If Your project isn&#8217;t attached to a particular country, You will&#13;
have to choose from the &#8220;Great Five&#8221; of domain zones: com/net/org/biz/info. These zones are the most valuable&#13;
and popular in the Internet. &#8220;Com&#8221; is one of the best, being a universal domain zone. &#8220;Net&#8221; matches with IT&#13;
forums and sites related to domain names. &#8220;Org&#8221; suits perfectly to web directories. Almost all of the best great&#13;
directories have domains in &#8220;org&#8221; zone (dmoz.org; lii.org; vlib.org; botw.org). &#8220;Biz&#8221;- will be a brilliant solution for&#13;
e-shops and projects that have to do with online sale. &#8220;Info&#8221; is right for blogs and personal pages. But You don&#8217;t&#13;
have to be consistent with these meanings &#8211; they are conventional. Though, there are domains which You can&#8217;t&#13;
purchase without having a competent authority: &#8220;gov&#8221; &#8211; government establishment; &#8220;mil&#8221; &#8211; military department;&#13;
&#8220;edu&#8221; &#8211; educational establishment; &#8220;int&#8221; &#8211; international organization; &#8220;museum&#8221; &#8211; museums and so on.
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3. Domain name basis.
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Domain name basis is the most important domain component. Let&#8217;s emphasize 2 completely different methods&#13;
of selecting a successful domain name basis:
&#13;
 1) As a basis for a domain they use euphonic, well-remembered word that isn&#8217;t associated with company&#8217;s&#13;
activity, products or services. Such domains are often being called by company&#8217;s name. For example&#13;
Google.com and GoDaddy.com are remarkable, short domains that don&#8217;t have terms characterizing their&#13;
activities, like &#8220;search&#8221;, &#8220;host&#8221;, &#8220;domain&#8221;, &#8220;web&#8221;. They are figured on exclusiveness, brevity and memorability.
&#13;
 2) The second method comprises that domain name will consist of a term/terms relating to company&#8217;s (project)&#13;
activity. The terms here serve as keywords of a given site. For example &#8220;www.design.com&#8221; contains a keyword -&#13;
design. It is counted on to promote a domain in search engines. Some search engines (e.g. Google.com) take&#13;
domain name into account while giving search results. Domains of this kind stick to the memory without being&#13;
unique and may be easily found by entering them in a browser&#8217;s line. Such domain names are typical for purely&#13;
Internet projects.
&#13;
4. Number of words in a domain.
&#13;
The more words are in a domain name, the less valuable it is. And vice-versa &#8211; the less words it contains (ideally&#13;
one) the more value it represents. For example, &#8220;www.design.com&#8221; has one word &#8211; design. This word is&#13;
polysemantic to the maximum, because it can denote landscape design, interior design, web design, 3D design&#13;
and other notions relevant to design. Such domains are appreciated highly. &#8220;www.webdesign.com&#8221; consists of 2&#13;
words  &#8211; web and design. The value of this domain is a little lower than that of the previous one, because it has&#13;
more narrow meaning that bounds its scope.  &#8220;www.customwebdesign.com&#8221; includes 3 words &#8211; custom web&#13;
design, and is therefore still less valuable.
&#13;
5. Brevity and memorability.
&#13;
It doesn&#8217;t make sense to include more than 3 words in a domain name &#8211; its value and ability to stick to the&#13;
memory  will decrease owing to the length. The shorter is a domain, the more precious it is. Short domains are&#13;
easily remembered, You can dictate them by telephone without difficulty, have them displayed as an&#13;
advertisement in public transport and be sure they will be noticed, etc.
&#13;
6. No hyphens and digits.
&#13;
Hyphens and digits degrade domain&#8217;s value. Exception to the rule are the cases when digits form an integral part&#13;
of a domain concept. For example &#8220;3D&#8221;, &#8220;mp3&#8243;, &#8220;formula1&#8243;.
&#13;
7. Logical abbreviations.
&#13;
Sometimes, in order to insert multipartite expression into a domain, they use abbreviations. But as far as&#13;
domains are concerned, they often do this incorrectly. For example, it&#8217;s necessary to apply &#8220;full flash web sites&#8221;&#13;
notion to a domain. To do this, they often abbreviate the expression, leaving only the initial letters of each word.&#13;
Based upon the received  &#8220;ffws&#8221;, it&#8217;s impossible to understand what this domain means. It&#8217;s not being &#8220;read&#8221; by&#13;
search engines and is poorly remembered in spite of its brevity. That is to say, the given domain has more&#13;
drawbacks than advantages.&#13;
How to correctly abbreviate the expression like this? We should define its main idea/concept, which will serve as&#13;
a keyword of the future site. In our case it will be &#8220;full flash&#8221;. The rest of it -&#8221;web sites&#8221; is of minor importance, so&#13;
we can abbreviate it as &#8220;ws&#8221;. As the result, we have &#8220;www.FullFlashWs.com&#8221; domain. This domain has obvious&#13;
advantages when being promoted in search engines at &#8220;full flash&#8221; query, reasonably long and is not hard to&#13;
remember.
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8. Domain&#8217;s first letter.
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In itself the first letter of a domain name is of minor importance. But there are nuances that may have a beneficial&#13;
effect on popularization of a future site. The fact is that many of web directories have option to sort websites&#13;
alphabetically, and some of the directories have this option dissembled. Thus, the sites whose domain names&#13;
start with the first letters of alphabet are being visited much more frequently than the rest in a directory. This&#13;
factor should be taken into account when inventing a proper and brief domain name.&#13;
Finally, if You purchase a domain which is not new and has been in the Internet for some time, consideration&#13;
must be given to:
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-Age of a domain name.&#13;
-Domain&#8217;s history, its scope in the past.&#13;
-Make sure that this domain doesn&#8217;t have punitive sanctions in search engines and its e-mail is not recognized as&#13;
a spam.&#13;
-Make sure that other companies/persons don&#8217;t make claims on this domain.&#13;
-PR and Alexa statistics of this domain.
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I am a SEO marketer in Atix Media company that specializes in custom web design. I like devoting myself to promotion and popularization of our clients&#8217; sites, and thus ensuring remarkable and profitable IT presence for their businesses. Your website won&#8217;t be of noticeable benefit without a competent SEO. And a correctly built promo- strategy means 60% success of Your IT project.


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