Google has released a fresh set of top-level domains for websites that are meant for dads, graduates, and techies on the internet. These are currently available under an early access program.
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Google has begun letting customers buy .rsvp domains via Google Registry. It's still early access right now and an additional fee applies, but they become generally available on November 15.
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur and CEO of numerous companies, has announced on Twitter the launch of X.com. The website is (almost) blank for now, but Musk promised to unveil more tomorrow.
Elon Musk has acquired X.com, a domain name he last owned in 1999 for an online financial services company, which after merging with Confinity and rebranding as PayPal, was eventually sold to eBay.
In an embarrassing security oversight flagged by security researcher, Amitay Dan, TP-Link lost control of the domain name used to manage its consumer routers, leaving computers prone to attack.
Automattic has announced that it will begin to sell .blog top-level domains soon after acquiring the rights to oversee the registration of the gTLD. Pricing for the new gTLD is not yet available.
Google was taken under the Alphabet parent company umbrella back in August, and now it looks like the organization is set to register a new domain name.
Briefly Tuesday morning the domain Google.com was available for purchase. The buyer, an ex-Google employee, paid $12 for the popular domain and had complete control, before it was revoked by Google.
As part of the restructuring plan of Google, the new firm has encountered an issue about acquiring Alphabet.com. The domain is currently owned by car maker BMW, and it has no plans to sell it.
A domain name being sold at auction in London later this year is expected to sell for around $35 million, which would make it one of the most expensive domain names ever to be purchased.
Google is looking to expand business services by providing a domain registration service to rival the likes of GoDaddy. The company hopes to target the 55% of businesses who have no online presence.
A new report claims that the US government has the right to seize any .com domain name, even those hosted and owned by overseas companies, due to the domains being managed by the US-based VeriSign.
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