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    Verisign To Increase Domain Name Registration Prices

    Monday, May 10th, 2010

    VeriSign, Inc., provider of Internet infrastructure services, will be increasing the prices of .COM and .NET internet domain name registrations as per its agreements with ICANN.

    The registry fee for .COM domain names will increase from $6.86 to $7.34 starting on July 1st 2010. The registry fee for .NET domain names will increase from $4.23 to $4.65. These prices will be passed along to consumers at a rate of about 7%, and .NET by 10% depending on the seller. To avoid paying the higher registration costs, buyers may register domain names ahead of the planned date.

    GoDaddy To Stop Registering Domain Names In China

    Wednesday, March 24th, 2010

    GoDaddy.com Inc, the world’s largest domain name registration company, is planning to announce that it will stop registering domain names in China following a new government policy that requires extensive information about registrants. Individuals wishing to register a .CN domain name were being asked to submit a photograph identifying themselves as well as a serial number identifying their business license in China. This information will also be required retroactively.

    These new requirements are believed to be part of a larger effort by the Chinese Government increase monitoring and surveillance of website and internet content.

    A Lawsuit Frees 800 Domains

    Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

    A legal decision in the state of California will free 800 domain names and set a precedent against cyber squatters. Chris Bosh, a Toronto Raptors forward, just won a lawsuit against a cyber squatter who bought the URL of his name chrisbosh .com.

    Judge Florence-Marie Cooper of United States District Court then took some profound steps forward by ordering the offender to release approximately 800 domain names to Bosh. Chris Bosh formally agreed to transfer the domains for free to their name sakes should they wish to claim them.