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The Future Will Not Be In English

by on May.10, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: The latest issue of Managing IP magazine featured a cover article entitled, “How to Take Advantage of IDNs.” Managing IP magazine is the leading publication for intellectual property executives looking to build and maintain their IP portfolios. In this IDN themed issue, end-users are taking note of the importance of ownin…

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Registering a Transliteration May Land You An IDN

by on May.03, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: I bought bangqiu.asia, which means “baseball” in Mandarin Pinyin. SInce I registered this name before May 10, 2011, I will be able to apply for the IDN version 棒球.asia during the sunrise period, and well before the landrush. Similarly, if you’d like to have the opportunity to register a top IDN.asia name during the …

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Chuck Gomes of VeriSign: “Our Stance Has Not Changed Regarding IDNs”

by on May.02, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: What will happen with the aliasing of IDNs and how soon? This question loomed large for many readers of the latest April 15, 2011 Draft of the Applicant Guidebook for New gTLDs, where the treatment of existing IDNs did not receive much attention. A particular concern given the latest guidebook is that owners of IDN.com

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Q&A with Steve Clarke: A Five Figure Hindi IDN Sale and More . . .

by on Apr.17, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: Steve Clarke has been investing in IDNs since 2005. Steve is an active member of IDNForums and owns premium IDNs across many top languages. In addition, Steve just sold कैसीनो.com for five figures. Enjoy the Q&A that follows. Q: Let’s start by talking about your recent big Hindi sale. What was the domain name, and

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.Asia IDN Pre-Registration

by on Apr.10, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: A number of press releases noting the forthcoming .Asia IDN launch have been issued and describe the following: Pre-registration of .Asia domains with Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters has begun. Sunrise and landrush is based on a model where all applications received within their respective periods will be considered to be rec…

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How to Help Japan

by on Mar.27, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: Japan is trying to recover from the magnitude-9.0 earthquake and tsunami, which left over half a million people homeless. As Japan is in a state of crisis, here are some ways you can help donate: Visit Redcross.org or text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 from your phone. Visit UNICEF here Visit International Medical Corps

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Should .РФ Registrants Be Penalized for a Registrar’s Mistakes?

by on Mar.21, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: Registrants of auctioned .РФ domains (“.RF” in Russian) stand to collectively lose millions of dollars in development costs if their .РФ domain names are seized and “refunded.” The RU Coordination Center recently considered two proposals (among others) to discipline registrars who held unauthorized auctions fo…

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Thai and German IDN Sales Star in DNJournal Report

by on Mar.09, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: DNJournal’s latest sales report broke the news of yet another set of four figure IDN sales. A Thai IDN – เกาะเสม็ด.com (the name of the island “Koh Samet”) sold for $3,999 via BocaNames.com A German IDN – Aktionär.de (meaning “Shareholder”) sold for $8,479 via Sedo.

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Google Buys Itself an IDN Portfolio

by on Mar.06, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: Google has been building its IDN portfolio steadily and it has been increasingly noticeable in WHOIS searches. More recently, friends and colleagues have been pointing out Google’s IDNs as follows. Courtesy of Andrew, I was made aware of Google’s purchase of 古歌.tw, which is a Mandarin typo for Google. The main Mandarin te…

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McDonald’s Missed Out on McDonalds.com But Buys Russian макдональдс.рф IDN

by on Feb.24, 2011, under News

 IDNBlog.com: Joshua Quittner, the tech journalist, originally registered McDonalds.com to prove a point. His registration of the fast-food goliath’s domain name was a wake-up call for big companies that they needed to “get it” as to the importance of domain names and internet branding. While this was a prank of sorts (full artic…

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