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    The new regulatory scheme for the Australian domain space has already found its first victims, with MelbourneIT reportedly terminating the contracts of up to 20 of its resellers.

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    Regulatory authority auDA has censured domain name reseller Web Access for breaching policy relating to the transfer of domain names.

  • Melbourne IT buys NZ domain incumbent

    Melbourne IT has purchased the New Zealand incumbent domain name registrar, Domainz, for NZ$2 million (AU$1.8 million).

  • Melbourne IT spends up on systems

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    When I first heard the news about Melbourne IT merging with WebCentral, my immediate reaction was: "Well, that's lucky for Melbourne IT."

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    Good Technology exec Terry Austin has heard every joke in the book relating to his company's name.

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