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  • Sex.com, Verisign settle domain name suit

    The original owner of the Sex.com domain name has settled his lawsuit against VeriSign, ending a protracted battle over the transfer of the domain.

  • 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.

  • AltaVista searches banned in China

    The move comes just days after the government blocked access to Google as part of its campaign to prevent citizens from accessing material deemed unsuitable.

  • Big bucks in Net names for rent

    Nick Koustas' father has been in the real estate business for years, so it's only natural that he would follow in his footsteps--but with a dot-com twist.

  • ASIC shafts sex.com float

    The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has slapped a final stop order on Melbourne-based portal sex.com.au as part of its campaign "to protect investors".

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