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  • Melbourne IT salvages VeriSign business for US$50m

    Domain name registrar Melbourne IT will acquire VeriSign's underperforming Digital Brand Management Business for US$50 million.

  • Software giant threatens mikerowesoft

    Microsoft has set its lawyers onto a 17-year-old software writer from Vancouver, called Mike Rowe, because he has registered MikeRoweSoft.com, which the company said infringes on its copyright.

  • VeriSign unit hit with URL-switch suit

    Storage specialist Optima Technology has filed a lawsuit against Network Solutions, alleging that the registrar gave away its domain name without its permission and so caused damage to its business.

  • AU Freephone numbers to be auctioned off

    The Australian Communications Authority will auction off Freephone and Local Rate Numbers in a manner similar to that used for domain names.

  • .TM domain back on the market

    The .TM country-code top-level domain space is back in action after a four-year hiatus, bringing an additional source of funds to Turkmenistan.

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