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travelnotes wrote:Do the mighty domains actually work?

Doesn't look like it.

As long the SLD owners doesn’t set up a website, you can’t get content in a web browser.
The domain owner himself determines what happens with his domain.

... Candy Digital, which acquired the domain in 2021 for an undisclosed amount, is switching from candy.com to candy.io. The history of candy.com is long and the prime example of a successful premium domain. Domain king Rick Schwartz sold the domain in 2009 for US$ 3 million and negotiated a five ...

... for the quality of the managed top level domain. The domain characteristics can be used to make economic estimates for the future and to determine long-term customer loyalty and the reputation of one's own brand. And this data contributes to the overall stability of the DNS. Analysing the correlation ...

... but the end of the growth seems to have been reached. We would have loved to report that .com has turned the corner and returned to its decades-long growth trajectory, but to no avail. The commercial extension also lost ground in September 2024, with the bottom line being a loss of around 360,000 ...

... from the first session before discussing tactical issues of the UDRP procedure. The key point here is the realisation that cybersquatters no longer register just a handful of domains, but often hundreds. For these cases, the webinar will use the RIVER LIGHT V, L.P. and Tory Burch proceedings ...

... on the opponent's activities as a domain investor. However, it is in the nature of domain investments to buy low and sell high, and as long as there are no actions or behaviour that go beyond the pursuit of ‘maximising profits’, this is not evidence of bad faith. The cases cited as ...

... the mapping between the domain name entered in the browser line and the IP address on the DNS server of the access provider, so that the domain no longer leads to the corresponding website; however, the content itself remains accessible under the IP address. According to the CUII, a list of domains ...

... and Information Administration (NTIA), which reports to the US Department of Commerce. The current RA expires on 30 November 2024, and for a long time the extension seemed to be a mere formality. In recent months, however, there have been calls to re-regulate the allocation of .com through ...

The long-standing duel for the .merck top-level domain has also come to a technical end. The Internet registry ICANN signed the registry contract with Merck Registry Holdings Inc. on September 10, 2024. .merck has not yet been ...

... Latin American and Caribbean Domain Names Week and the DNS Community Day by DNS-OARC. Commencing with a full day of plenary sessions, the week-long series of events promises a comprehensive exploration of pivotal issues in the Domain Name System (DNS) landscape. IDS2024 will focus on innovations ...