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Long Island's Most Contentious Eminent Domain Battles (RedNova)
By Ross Daly The Supreme Court decision affirming local government's right to take property for the common good led to a certain amount of "tearing out of hair and rending of clothing," as one Long Island attorney puts it.
Eminent domain not likely to be enforced (Douglas County News Press)
Bidding for a Ridge Road improvement project began last week, but the town likely will not need to enforce eminent domain to acquire the properties standing in the way of the improvements, said Tom Bendel, project manager.
SYNNEX Acquires Controlling Interest of Hosting Provider, HiChina Web Solutions (TopHosts.com)
April 9, 2007 ? (TopHosts News Brief) ? SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE:SNX) announced it purchased controlling interest of China Civilink (Cayman), which operates in China as HiChina Web Solutions. HiChina provides domain name registration, website hosting and design.
VeriSign Domain Price Increase Criticized (InformationWeek)
The cost increases are necessary to pay for the increased volume of domain name system queries, the company asserts.
City clerk site offline over domain renewal snafu (Chicago Sun-Times)
When former state Sen. Miguel del Valle (D-Chicago) was appointed city clerk, he promised to put the internet to better use for Chicago voters, with innovations such as live, streaming video of Chicago City Council meetings and an Internet tracking system that allows voters to chart the progress of legislation.
DHS could tap data on Internet domain names (FCW.com)
The Homeland Security Department wants VeriSign Inc. to allow it access to the so-called master keys of the Internet to allow authorities to better track suspected terrorist activity, according to published reports. Whether DHS actually made such a request is unclear. An industry source close to VeriSign and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers said a federal ...
County approves eminent domain action - Liquor store owner promises long fight (The Sentinel-News)
Eminent domain actions are now pending against property owners who have refused to accept the county's offer for their property where a new judicial center is planned.
China's Baidu.com in domain dispute in Japan (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Baidu.com Inc., often described as "China's Google," has bumped up against an obstacle that the real Google has long grown accustomed to: cybersquatters on its first overseas venture.
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