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I Have My Free Domain, What About You? Summary about free website domains by Sheldon C. A. Smith The first thing you need to do to establish a presence on the internet is register a domain name . When registering a domain name, you can choose to pay for it, or you can register your domain for free . Choosing to go with a free domain can get you started just as fast while keeping money in your pocket for other expenses. There are two choices of free domain registration. The first is to register your domain with a free hosting provider . This ... Read Full Story

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By PAUL BOUTIN Published: March 20, 2008 MARK CUBAN , the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, has a full plate. Besides his basketball team, the busy billionaire also owns part of a media company, and serves as chairman of the TV channel HDNet. He recently competed for five weeks on “Dancing With the Stars” on ABC. How on earth does he find time to blog? Ann Johansson for The New York Times. Xeni Jardin with one of her postings on BoingBoing.net; she is a freelance journalist with NPR and Wired magazine. Stephen Morton for The New York Times. Glenn Reynolds, a law professor, with ... Read Full Story

By domainer on February 23rd, 2008 Domain forums are filled with heated discussions about LLLL domains . Some domainers say that LLLL domains are a wonderful opportunity to make money, while others claim they are merely a fad that won't last. What are LLLL domains? LLLL stands for any four-letter combination, such as LOVE, HWII or XQZV. There are 456,976 possible four letter combinations (26*26*26*26) and in the .com extension, all LLLL domains are taken . The last available LLLL .com domain was registered on November 2, 2007. Are they worth anything? The prices of LLLL .com domains has increased very quickly, but obviously, ... Read Full Story

Written by Nicole Ferraro 4/29/2008 3 comments They may just be startups, but two new search engine companies at last week's Web 2.0 Expo last week hope to put the fear of God in to Google. Twing.com , an alternative search engine for online forums, launched in March and already claims 1 million users, according to Scott Germaise, director of product management. Twing's also added 10,000 forums (or, fora , as I like to call them) to its directory in its short lifespan. Many people are trying to force a layer of community that doesn't exist, he believes. "With forums, you've got people who ... Read Full Story