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  • Aust domain name resellers brace for bloodbath

    Tempers have reached fever pitch in the domain name game, with NetRegistry's CEO Larry Bloch describing marketing practices of certain competitors as "a deceptively misleading, sneaky, slimy attempt to mislead the public".

  • Australian domain name war escalates

    Allegations of unethical behaviour in the domain name game are being bandied about, with Australian domain name companies claiming to be concerned about the impact on consumer's perception of the industry as a whole.

  • Free domain name registrations under investigation

    Australian domain name regulator auDA is investigating a possible breach of policy following the launch of a controversial marketing campaign by Bottle Domains.

  • IRA terrorises domain name channel

    Complaints have been forwarded to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission concerning the marketing practices of Internet Registrations Australia.

  • Local court action reignites domain name furore

    With the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission bringing an action against a domain name reseller in the Federal Court, the industry has got fired up once more about misleading practices.

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