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DOTSTER CELEBRATES 7th ANNIVERSARY WITH $7 DOMAIN NAMES (W3Reports)
Dotster, Inc., one of the world's most successful Internet companies, celebrates its longevity as a leading domain registrar and thanks its loyal customers with an unprecedented series of discounts on its popular services and products. Throughout...
Homeowner, Arlington settle eminent domain case before trial (NewsChannel 10 Amarillo)
ARLINGTON, Texas The city of Arlington and a homeowner's attorneys have settled the first Dallas Cowboys stadium eminent domain case that would have gone to...
Moniker to Hold Largest Live/Silent Domain Auction in History at the TRAFFIC West Conference (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
LAS VEGAS----Coffeengo.com, dealscoop.com, eventscoop.com and movershakers.com are anticipated to be among those website rights in the form of domains that will be up for bid at Moniker's live/silent domain auction to be held at the TRAFFIC West Conference in Las Vegas on March 7.
Homeowner, Arlington Settle Eminent Domain Case Before Trial (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)
The city of Arlington and a homeowner's attorneys settled what could have been the first Dallas Cowboys stadium eminent domain case to go to trial.
Eminent domain bill introduced (The Fort Collins Coloradoan)
DENVER ? A bill requiring government agencies seeking to exercise the power of eminent domain to notify county commissioners, property owners, residents and owners of business concerns in the area being targeted was introduced in the Colorado Senate this week.
Stadium eminent domain case settled before trial (Dallas Morning News)
A former homeowner settled his eminent domain case with the city Monday night and avoided what would have been the first trial about condemnations for the new Dallas Cowboys stadium.
Eminent domain ruling overturned (The News Record)
The Calhoun Street Shell gas station/Subway restaurant expansion held its grand opening only days after a Jan. 26 ruling in Ohio's First District Court of Appeals overturned the City of Cincinnati's use of eminent domain.
Keith Urban v. Keith Urban case opens up over website domain (TG Daily)
Country singer Keith Urban is fighting a New Jersey-based artist with the same name over the domain of www.keithurban.com, which the New Jersey man uses to advertise and sell his oil paintings.
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