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.CO Domain Names Landrush: Boom or Bust?
July 9, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment
The new .CO domain name extension is being hyped as a must-have for all business websites. But is it worth the inflated price? It’s the latest domain name extension to be opened to the public worldwide. Domain name registrars have been hyping the “.CO Landrush” and have even extended this “pre-registration” period an additional three days, to July 16. In the days of the 1849 California Gold Rush, more miners went bust than boom when seeking that elusive gem stone. Will .CO turn out to be another case of Fool’s Gold? The fee to reserve a .co name during the Landrush ranges from about $230 to $300 for the first year. I wonder what all the fuss is about.
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Microsoft ordered to withdraw Word
August 13, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
An injunction against Microsoft has been granted to Canadian software company i4i (Infrastructures for Information) to prevent Microsoft from selling copies of Word that infringe i4i’s XML patent. The Guardian reports that Microsoft was ordered to pay $40m by the US District Court of Eastern Texas for wilful infringement of i4i’s XML patent, for selling copies of Word that can open .XML and .docx files containing custom XML.
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Pirate Bay judge found to be not biased
June 26, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
The four founders of Pirate Bay have been denied a retrial by courts in Sweden after the site claimed the judge in their first trial was biased. Pirate Bay’s founders were found guilty of copyright infringement in April but they claimed that the judge, Tomas Norstrom, was biased against the site as he is a member of several copyright organisations
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Pirate Bay judge found to be not biased
