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  1. adam.rosi-kessel.org

    Alternatively, CNET speculates that this will give Google a seat at the ICANN table, giving it a larger role in Internet governance. This sounds more plausible than any technical reason for becoming a registrar, but is, in itself, somewhat disturbing. It means you can buy a seat at the table for $10,000.
  2. theregister.com

    The email address it gives with relation to its new registrar status is dns-admin@google.com. Google notes that Amazon did exactly the same thing nearly two years ago. At that time, a March 2003 article in the Wall Street Journal pointed out that the online giant had become a registrar and assumed that it was about to launch a domain name ...
  3. domainnamewire.com

    Come to Google Domains, get a .pet domain, click a button and you'll have email and a website. (Google is smartly partnering with the likes of Wix instead of getting into the support-intensive business of webhosting.) This will greatly simplify the current process of getting online. Google's main motive isn't a bit of margin on the domains.
  4. en.wikipedia.org

    Domain registrar examples include GoDaddy.com, Domain.com, Google Domains, NameCheap and IONOS. [2] An end user selects a registrar to provide the registration service, ... When a registrar registers a com domain name for an end-user, it must pay a maximum annual fee of US$7.34 to VeriSign, ...
  5. tech.slashdot.org

    A few Google bits in the bin this morning starting with Philipp Lenssen writes "Google Local has now moved to the Google homepage. The service, while still in beta, has been around for quite a while as one of many Google tools in the Google labs." Mr. Anonymous noted that "In the past, when you cli...
  6. theregister.com

    A district court judge this week clarified her decision of last December to dismiss important parts of a trade mark case against Google brought by car insurance firm GEICO over the search engine's AdWords service.
  7. patents.google.com

    2005-03-31 Publication of US20050071741A1 publication Critical patent/US20050071741A1/en ... 2017-10-02 Assigned to GOOGLE LLC reassignment GOOGLE LLC CHANGE OF NAME (SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS ... or doorway domains, domains with commercial words (a common indicator of spam), or primarily bulk domains from a single registrar, or might be brand new.

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