Posts Tagged ‘Update’

In an in rem action by U.S. toy manufacturer against several internet domain names for using its trademarks without authorization, Second Circuit explains … An article from: International Law Update

Saturday, June 5th, 2010

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In an in rem action by U.S. toy manufacturer against several internet domain names for using its trademarks without authorization, Second Circuit explains … An article from: International Law Update

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BEN column – More on Max; Cure For Carol one more day; pocket park update; which apartment complex doing best?

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010

BEN column – More on Max; Cure For Carol one more day; pocket park update; which apartment complex doing best?
Good morning! Thunderstorms Sunday night.

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Update your contact details for your Domain Name

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

You may not realise the impact of not updating your contact details especially your e-mail address for your Domain Name in the WHOIS database. There are certain important reasons why you should do so.

You purchase your Domain Name from a registrar, an organization which is accredited by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) or a national country code top level Domain authority. The registrar is responsible for publishing the relevant information using a special service called the WHOIS protocol. The WHOIS database is an online directory, accessible to the general public to check for Domain Names using the WHOIS search tool. Even the authorities check this database when they are investigating criminal activities.

In order to prevent unlawful activities, ICANN‘s new policy makes it imperative for registrars to maintain the accuracy of the Domain Name owners’ contact details in the WHOIS database. Registrars may use the old e-mail addresses to contact the relevant Domain Name owners to verify on the accuracy of the relevant contact details. If there is no response, the registrar has the authority to delete the Domain Name, creating the opportunity for someone else to register the same Domain Name. In relation to this, ICANN gives a redemption period by deactivating the Domain Name on a temporary basis.

But, there is a reactivation fee involved which could cost higher than USD200. More importantly, there could be possible loss of important incoming e-mails and temporary unavailability of the related website. This could affect the business of the Domain Name owner. It is better to practice good Domain Name Management. Simply log into the website of the registrar every 3 months and update the relevant changes in contact details for the Domain Name as soon as possible to maintain the accuracy of the WHOIS database.

It’s a good idea to update the entire record which includes phone, address, email and business related information. Keeping this information current will help you keep up to date with renewals, transfers and domain management. If you require help in updating your contact details, please contact our support team at CMather.

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I can’t access to my web hosting small business page, it is not available and I need to update my info?

Friday, April 2nd, 2010

I need to update my information on the yahoo webhosting and it says that the page is not available… webhosting.yahoo.com please help

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A call for help and project update!

Thursday, April 1st, 2010


Can you stand it? Another vlog. I address 2 matters: 1) My web site issues 2) Upcoming episodes Any suggestions you can offer in terms of a new web site appreciated. I kind of freak myself out just vlogging. I admit, I kind of suck at it – and I hadn’t realized until now how markedly different I am when I am either ‘in character’ or just vlogging. Spooks me. LOL thanks!

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How do I let search engines know my new URL so they will update their index for that?

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

I have a REALLY old website that is using that stupid dot CJB.net URL cloak. So I have myaddress.cjb.net…..this of course points to my main domain, which is also something.something.com (not very pretty). However, I have a PR3 for that site, and want to keep that PR ranking.

So I’m going to get a Dot.com name, but I don’t know how to tell search engine spiders to not use the “mydomain.cjb.net” or the “something.something.com” and instead use my new domain name. I know there is a way to do this where I won’t ruin my PR. Anyone know how?

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How do you update name servers quickly for domain names?

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

I just finished the process of transferring my site to a new host, but I have a problem, when ever you change name servers, it can take months for it to fully change. ISP’s keep a cache of the name servers and rarely update them. Does anyone know of a good way I can ping my ISP to tell them to update the DNS cache?
I am talking about domain name cache, not internet service.

I also have solved the problem my self, thanks for the answers anyway.

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In “cybersquatting” case involving internet domain names, First Circuit holds that U.S.’s Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act grants federal courts … An article from: International Law Update

Saturday, March 6th, 2010

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This digital document is an article from International Law Update, published by Transnational Law Associates on January 1, 2002. The length of the article is 938 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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In “cybersquatting” case involving internet domain names, First Circuit holds that U.S.’s Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act grants federal courts … An article from: International Law Update

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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-02-24 12:00 UPDATE 3-Google execs convicted in Italy for Down’s video

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

(AFX UK Focus) 2010-02-24 12:00 UPDATE 3-Google execs convicted in Italy for Down’s video
By Manuela D’Alessandro

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How I Got Google First Page Ranked #2 In Hours – Part 2 Update

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010


www.videosalesleads.com I Show In Video How I Ranked On Google Home Page For A Keyword In Only A Few Hours On A Brand New Site And Brand New Domain Name.

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