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 FavoriteDomains.com: From the bulk of the domain lawsuits circling the WIPO arbitration panel, the lesson concerning copyright protection is a problematic one to simplify and outline for general use. The treatment of each case, on an individual basis, provides an opportunity for domainers and website owners not to be swept under the rug. Here is some add…

 FavoriteDomains.com: I happen to like the Moody Blues. But if you take the celebrity name off the domain and remove the glamor, these are the same as a bricks and mortar business who thought they could wait around and pick off a great domain a decade after the name was originated. But the Moody Blues have sold over seventy million albums. Were they too b…

 FavoriteDomains.com: So today I am all about this free online game fashion fantasy online (.com). It is a paper doll fun game that makes you be a designer or store owner, but is an economics lesson as well. I am impressed by how clean performing the site is, and I suspect it will even run on my mother’s computer. The app runs clean and the game is parent…

 FavoriteDomains.com: Aren’t we still part of the Internet? Don’t webmasters and online site administrators outnumber the entity of Google numerically in the range of millons to one? How has this imbalance of power occurred? If Microsoft can be sued for bundling software to “encourage” trade, how come Google isn’t being looked at for a near Monopoly on we…

 FavoriteDomains.com: What would Jesus use? A Jesusphone, of course. When a domain name become s a brand, then a company, then a stock quote, it’s time for celebration. But then comes the rub: look over your shoulder, there is the other guy gaining on you. If you wish you had a multibillion dollar company to worry about, skim the cream from the feature in…

 FavoriteDomains.com: I read the reports of the big SEDO sales and wanted to check in with what these heavy hitters actually did with these value based whoppers one owned. I find constant encouragement in the fact that most pricey names are undeveloped. For every small or hobby domainer out there, take heart. The big name owners are sitting on their hands…

 FavoriteDomains.com: Egypt’s political happenings swept the Web, making many domainers wonder is a DNS connection to pints East might not be out of the question. Currently 4 service provides channel the Web to Egyptian clickers, Normal connectivity and less censorship in future mean an enhanced Internet sector for marketing, web ventures, and domain name…

 DomainNameReview.com: Speculations about the flu strain visited upon hapless visitors to last week’s February 1-3rd Domainfest are becoming clearer. Los Angeles County Health Department actions to survey the participants were the topic of an article in the New York Time,s which angled on he Playboy mansion as a source for the illness. The Times sketches t…

 DomainNameReview.com: The recent political upheaval in Egypt points the way to purchase of Egyptian domain names for development. The liberation of Egypt’s Internet from government control means greater freedom for end users online. The available domain vendors for .eg, Sedo, 1and1.com, and others can answer queries and simplify acquisition of domain name…

 FavoriteDomains.com: The DNS stuation in Egypt brought to mind the new potential of a “Free” Egypt in terms of the Internet. Will there be a newfound energy in acquiring Internet brands in Egypt with the ouster of President Mubarak and the new military junta? Will trade explode? Online sites can be popular these days on the basis of a Witch’s popping bub…