not to mention that if you do let one expire real people who would use
the domain likely cant get them as they are scooped up automatically by the
registrars themselves or through a deal with a 3rd party company.
i let some domains slip recently i was procrastinating and wasnt
motivated to
On 7/11/07, Michael Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not to mention that if you do let one expire real people who would use
the domain likely cant get them as they are scooped up automatically by the
registrars themselves or through a deal with a 3rd party company.
Yeah, this is totally
It could be done on a much bigger scale than someone reading this
list. Maybe some people are targetting all blogspot addresses for
example, monitoring all new account names and getting the equivalent
url's.
On a seperate but vaguely related note, one of the reasons so many web
2 companies have
Domain names is a big business. There are a handful of companies
that this is their only business, in fact. It is basically treated
like real estate. Someone has bought meefedia.com, meefeedia.com,
mefedia.com (i wouldn't suggest going to any of these unless you
like pop-ups and pop-unders).
Trademarking is an interesting topic that hasn't been discussed here very much.
Has anyone trademarked their vlog name?
And yes... other than registering your alternative domains early .net,
.org and mispellings alike trademarking is the only other defense.
Peace,
-Mike
On 7/10/07, Frank
On 7/10/07, Frank Sinton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd suggest anyone that has a vlog to trademark their names
immediately. Anyone know of any good resources to do this easily and
cheaply?
I do a videoblog for an IP lawyer. He says it's about $350 to file the
paperwork, and about $2000 to get
On 7/10/07, Stephanie Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do a videoblog for an IP lawyer. He says it's about $350 to file the
paperwork, and about $2000 to get the attorney to do the legwork/trademark
search, which is needed before you file. Only you can decide if it's worth
it to you.
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