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  • John Howard mixed up with Viagra: Anti-spam group

    Anti-spam group Coalition Against Unsolicited Bulk E-mail in Australia (CAUBE.AU) has expressed their disappointment on Prime Minister John Howard's "spamming" strategy, saying he is mixing himself up with other spam e-mails common in people's inboxes.

  • ING under administration

    On Monday 19 notorious domain name reseller ING was placed under the administration of Melbourne-based chartered accountants Brooke Bird.

  • auDA to get industry code of practice

    Domain name resellers from across the country have come out in support of comments made by NetRegistry CEO Larry Bloch, and auDA board member Joshua Rowe, as the auDA launches a code of practice aimed at the industry.

  • 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".

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