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US Man Gets $2.6m For Domain Name.
A US man has sold the domain name pizza.com for $2.6m (£1.3m) - after maintaining the site for just $20 a year since 1994. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7331042.stm.

Yahoo announces Advertisement Management Platform (AMP)
Skeptics may argue that the announcement by Yahoo of its new advertising platform; Advertising Management Platform or AMP for short, is another way to forestall Microsoft battering down the boardroom doors, other could argue differently ...

April Projects
Domain Name and Hosting Sales. Our main project is incorporating our reseller account for Internet Hosting and Domain names. We will soon have this up and running on this site, giving customers the opportunity to buy domain names and ...

And a quick email note...
For the past several years, I've had a forwarding account using the domain name stephanieburgis.co.uk. This means that pretty much every email I've EVER publicly given out has ended in stephanieburgis.co.uk (eg, ...

Silly TLD competition: the best entries
.sux: the UDRP decisions indicate that this domain should prove popular. Working out the rules for a sunrise period may prove tricky though since some companies will have more than one critic wanting to use the relevant domain name ‘in ...

webhosting - thanks [Internet Marketing : CanDoCanBe " Karen Skidmore]
Just for the record, I have gone with bluehost, as it seems to be well recommended for wordpress users and as we are using a .co.uk domain name, having it hosted in the US wont make a difference - so thanks Wayne for making your ...

Terry Holland's banjo tutor update
He died on christmas day 2006; see [url]http://www.ukbluegrass.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=73&highlight=holland[/url] I have been trying since then to wrestle control of the site-domain name he had origninally used (www.ukbanjo.com). ...

New Blog
I’ve just used WordPress to stick my blog on my domain name, rather than here. So from now on you can read about my vastly entertaining (re: dull) life over at http://www.rikkendell.co.uk/blog, so update your blogrolls people!

$2.6m for pizza.com
clipped from news.bbc.co.uk US man gets $2.6m for domain name A US man has sold the domain name pizza.com for $2.6m (£1.3m) - after maintaining the site for just $20 a year since 1994. Chris Clark, 43, accepted the offer from an anony. ...

If you thought top down support for innovation was important...
The study uses the time banks registered an appropriate domain name as a proxy for this realisation. It found that, on average, it took six years between the first bank in a market registering an appropriate domain name and the ...