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mcdonalds.com for example. I know that one is already registered. But what if it was available? What about intellectual property without a copyright? Could George Bush sue me if I registered imthedecider.com, for example?

That would be a trademark and not a copyright issue. And what you’re talking about is cybersquatting:

"According to the U.S. federal law known as the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, cybersquatting is registering, trafficking in, or using a domain name with bad-faith intent to profit from the goodwill of a trademark belonging to someone else. The cybersquatter then offers to sell the domain to the person or company who owns a trademark contained within the name at an inflated price."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybersquatting

More about the subject:

http://www.nolo.com/article.cfm/objectID/60EC3491-B4B5-4A98-BB6E6632A2FA0CB2/111/228/195/ART/
www.mgrossmanlaw.com/articles/2000/cybersquating.htm
searchwebservices.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid26_gci213900,00.html

Hope that helps!

1&1 Internet Ltd - http://www.1and1.com / http://www.1and1.co.uk because they also have some of the best webservers in the world to host the website to go with the domain name + good value for money hosting services.

+ they don’t get used by spammers or f*** you around when you complain about spammers like when I try to complain to either "estdomains.com" or "layeredtech.com" when their users (and it’s nearly always their ****ing users) who spam my website’s guestbooks & messageboard.

For example, I know that to register as a ".gov" you have to be a government agency.

Hey Comet girl!

I was taught by my mentor, a top internet marketer, that the dot coms have the most juice with google listings.
Some marketers use www.domaininfoDOTcom as an idea.

http://webhostsaustralia.com.au/
and
http://cheapestdomainnames.com.au/

I am trying to set up a web site for a non-profit organization, and I need to get this up and running very soon.

I registered my site with GoDaddy. They have cheap hosting, too. I got a year of the cheapest hosting with a free domain name for about $50.

I’d like to register a name idea for a possible future business ( for the website later) or just to sell the name if I change my mind & someone wants to buy the name. However, I don’t really know how it works to register it. I have seen the odd ad where you can pay a monthly fee to keep the name but I suspect there is more to it than that, since there were 3 different price levels. Any expert advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

hi, check this:
http://domainstuff.50webs.com/

There are couple of ways to buy a domain name.
1. Go to a domain registrar like 1and1 Internet and type in the domain name you are interested in to search to see if it is available for purchase. If the domain has not been registered then you can just following the instructions to register the domain yourself. 1and1 Internet offers the best domain package around for $5.99, which includes free 1GB email/Webmail, 5-page starter Web site and lots of tools/softwares to get you online. See a sample Web site at http://www.superfina.com

2. If the domain that you want is already registered by someone else then you can go to domain aftermarket such as Sedo to see if you can purchase it from its owner. Sedo is a global marketplace for buying and selling domain names and Web sites. You can also park your domain name with Sedo and earn money. Another good domain aftermarket is Afternic.

I have an idea for a new online business and need some information about acquiring my own web address. Help

http://www.LocoDomains.com has the best deals and service

1)where would be the best place to locate a certified domain name registrar?
2)Who should be registered as the owner of the domain name?
3)What name is appropriate to list as the technical contact for the domain name?
4)You’re designing a Web site for a rock music band named ‘’Success.’’ Create appropriate meta tags to enable spiders to index your site by using a meta tag generator. Include the URL and name of the generator utilized.

1. http://www.internic.net/regist.html
Try above link to find the needed info.

2. Whoever is paying for it, in my opinion. Its a pesonal/business decision.

3. Whoever is the one who would be making changes to the DNS and answers any technical questions regarding the domain. Generally this would the network admin of the domain.

4. THis is not my area so cannot answer the question. Sorry

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