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January 1, 2001,
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Since I belong to the market targeted by the .Desi registry, I can tell that .desi was not a good choice of domain. The ... read more
By the time this gets settled, Alexa, Cortana, and Siri will be the only ones looking up web addresses. Humans will be a... read more
Typical of the domain Industry, fight over everything while nothing gets resolved.... read more
It is expensive to renew a .mobi domain these days, however I will opt for .com TLD's..... read more
Rob.... $18b? Keep dreaming. VRSN would command a premium far in excess of their current market cap which well exceeds... read more
WHY the hell is ICANN lobbying for Amazon with the money of domain names registrants ?????? THAT MUST STOP IMMEDIATEL... read more
Charging 50 DKK for a change of ownership, well okay. Charging 50 DKK to correct data seems to violate the accuracy ... read more
For Amazon, Google and some other players in the TLD space, or that might want to get into it, 18 billion is not out of ... read more
This verification you apparently think i so fantastic are only for people living in DK, anyone outside are not verified ... read more
Hey Michael, thank you for you words.... but "Therefore I think the nominal charge of DKK 50 is not unreasonable to prov... read more