Johnson County wants former Jan. 6 defendant to turn over website domain
Former Jan. 6 defendant William Pope says the Johnson County Commission is trying to steal a domain he registered in December 2020.
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The Greatest Domain Stories of all time – Part 1
Today we are going to take a trip back to the past, a time before anyone knew Rosener, Berkens or Schilling. A time when many corporations, especially those outside of the tech sector did not know if ...
Sedo weekly domain sales led by WeaveRobotics.com
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Insider trades: Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Salesforce among notable names this week
This week’s insider trading roundup spotlights key stock purchases and sales made by executives, directors, and major shareholders. The transactions below were disclosed between April 14 and ...
A Great Domain Name Can Add Millions to Your Business — Here's How to Get One (Even If It's Already Taken)
Having a relevant domain name greatly increases the business's credibility, boosts SEO and makes it super easy for potential ...
Google Search is going to be google.com globally
Google will redirect country code top-level domain names (ccTLD) for Google Search to google.com over the coming months. The change will roll out “gradually.”
Top 5 Best Domain Registrar in Canada 2025
A domain registrar is a company that manages the registration of domain names. When an individual or organization wants to create a website, they need to register a domain name. The domain name is ...
Business Domain Names: Everything You Need to Know
We'll explain more about domain names, answer frequently asked questions, and share tips and best practices to help ensure you select the best possible domain name to represent your brand.
Surfshark becomes the first company to launch privacy-oriented public DNS service
Surfshark_DNS Privacy-oriented public DNS service by Surfshark Surfshark, a cybersecurity company, has taken a step further to benefit the privacy community by launching a public DNS (Domain Name System). Unlike the default DNS servers provided by ISPs (Internet Service Providers), which often track and record user activity, Surfshark's new public DNS server ensures privacy by not logging browsing history, data transfers, or any other internet behavior. Surfshark DNS was created for privacy-cons
Best Domain Registrar In 2025
Read Less It can be surprisingly tricky to choose the best domain registrar. Many offer attractive introductory rates, buffered by high renewal rates, inclusions and contract lengths. To help take ...
Insights into ICANN's new gTLD application round: An interview with Theresa Swinehart
The New gTLD Program: Next Round is a true reflection of ICANN’s bottom-up, multistakeholder model, in which end users, ...
Australia’s Nine moves closer to sale of property asset Domain to US giant CoStar
Australia’s Nine Entertainment is poised to secure a A$1.4bn (US $88m) financial windfall following CEO Matt Stanton greenlighting the sale of its subsidiary Domain to US property company CoStar. The ...
Configure DNS Forward and Reverse Lookup Zones on Windows Server
To promote your Windows Server as a DNS Server, you must configure DNS Forward and Reverse Lookup Zones. Learn how to do this the right way.
Surfshark becomes the first company to launch privacy-oriented public DNS service
DNS server works as a translator of domain names like bbc.com or thenewyorktimes.com, into IP (Internet Protocol) addresses that computers can understand. K. Kaciulis explained that it acts as the ...
SC puts asset details appointment process of judges in public domain
In a bid to enhance transparency, the Supreme Court on Monday said it has uploaded statements of assets of judges on its website, in accordance with a full-court decision to place the relevant details ...
How to buy a domain name for your website: a step-by-step guide
Part of that is coming up with a brand name that can be used as a domain name. Domain names typically consist of their name, separated by a dot from the TLD (Top-level domain), such as .com or .xyz.
Consumers Say an Oddly Spelled Domain Name Gives Them the Ick
In honor of the humble domain name turning 40 this month, a new survey by GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY) asked consumers to spill the tea on what they consider red and green flags when it comes to a business's domain name.
How a tiny Caribbean island got rich from its domain extension
About 30 years ago, when the internet was created, all countries were assigned domains based on their names. The UK, for ...
Forbes “What 5,000 Startup Domains Reveal About Naming In 2025”
Darpan Munjal published an article on Forbes that dealt with startups and domain names. Darpan writes that they took a close ...
Verisign first-quarter revenue rises on strong demand for domain names
This trend is benefiting domain registry service providers like Verisign. Verisign primarily manages the domain-name registries for two of the internet's most valuable domains – .com and .net, and ...