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Fresh News
A little information on new @live domain launch (Addict 3D)
Windows Live Chronicles: I wish I could tell you more, but here is what I got: We'll be launching our @live.XX domain "in the coming months". We'll have communication campaigns that go live way before we launch the service, so that you guys will have a heads up.
SC rejects plea on animal killing (Indian Express via Yahoo! India News)
The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition seeking a ban on animal sacrifices, saying this can be done only through appropriate legislation. "It is not within the domain of the court to issue a direction for ban on slaughter of cows, buffaloes and horses as it is a matter of policy on which decision has to be taken by the government," a bench of Justices G P Mathur and P K Balasubramanyan said ...
Parents Register Domain Names for Newborns (KTAR 92.3 Phoenix)
It's a growing trend - www.my kid's own website.com - and one Valley company is cashing in on it. Elizabeth Driscoll is the vice president of public relations for Go Daddy.com. They're a Scottsdale-based company that register's domain names.
Internet ramraiders rear-end domain parking service (The Register)
NameDrive weathers DDoS assault Domain name parking service NameDrive restored its services on Friday after coming under a concerted and ferocious denial of service attack from unidentified hackers.?
Even babies getting own domain names (Pasadena Star-News)
NEW YORK - Besides leaving the hospital with a birth certificate and a clean bill of health, baby Mila Belle Howells got something she won't likely use herself for several years: her very own Internet domain name.
Dotcom Falls Into Baby Name Domain (WebProNews)
This is a topic close to my heart and I have to say I agree whole-heartedly ? well, it's a good idea, anyway. Parents are picking baby names based upon the availability of a domain name that matches. For instance, if you want to name your kid John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, you would check to see if johnjacobjingleheimerschmidt.com was available before settling. "One of the criteria ...
Missouri hires eminent domain ombudsman (Daily Journal)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) ? Missourians facing the prospect of losing their homes or businesses through eminent domain soon will have a government-paid property rights adviser to whom they can turn for help.
City using eminent domain in attempt to acquire property owned by mayor's firm (The Hamilton Journal News)
Mayor Don Ryan most likely knew the city wanted property on North Third Street when his company bought it in 2002 ? the sale was finalized nine days after Hamilton had taken the previous owner to court to acquire a portion of it.
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