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Data Domain plans to raise up to $100M in IPO (BizJournals)
Storage appliance maker Data domain Inc. said Friday it plans to raise up to $100 million in an initial public offering.
Boobtube.com Shenanigan: Domain Name Exchanges Open to Market Manipulation? (CircleID)
VentureBeat is running a story by Mark Coker, going over the recent boobtube.com auction and its eventual cancellation due to misrepresentation of ownership. Mark writes: "Sedo, the world?s largest domain name auctioneer, sold a popular URL, Boobtube.com, for $41,688 last week, but then turned around and canceled the sale because the seller didn?t really own it." The author, who was also one of ...
ARNOLD: Eminent domain ruling could set precedent (News Democrat Journal)
A ruling made Monday by Jefferson County Judge M. Edward Williams could prove to be a historic decision.
Missouri, Illinois get low grades for eminent domain reform (BizJournals)
A property rights group gave Missouri a grade of "D" and Illinois a grade of "D+" in a report grading the eminent domain laws of each state since the Supreme Court's Kelo v. City of New London ruling two years ago.
Kansas eminent domain laws get ?B? grade (Lawrence Journal-World)
Kansas received a ?B? grade from a public interest coalition for its efforts to limit the use of eminent domain by local governments.
Domain Name Monetization (WebProNews)
Many Internet Marketers fail to realize that having multiple domain names can be fundamental to your success in marketing your own product or engaged in affiliate marketing. The good news is that with the availability of domain coupon codes and innovative web hosting, you can build a virtual empire easily, even if you?re just starting out. Let?s look at this scenario: You?re a new affiliate ...
State gets a B-minus on eminent domain (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
Minnesota deserves no more than a B-minus for its effort to cut back on the use of eminent domain, the seizure of private property for public use, an advocacy group said Wednesday in a national report that compares states. Although the reforms enacted by the 2006 Minnesota Legislature were sound, lawmakers allowed thousands of exemptions for years to come, weakening it badly, said the Castle ...
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