The Live Domain Auctioneers auction in 2010 will start February 28,2010 01:00 PM PST. All domains are said to sell to the highest bidder regardless of price so make sure you check it out for some bargains!

For more details visit www.livedomainauctioneers.com

We are in a growing industry and keyword poker and adult x-rated domains are where many find their fortunes.  Reported on Techcrunch, National A1 Advertising has sold the domain Poker.org for $1 million USD to a  poker company.

The transaction is cited as the highest recorded .org sale price.  PokerCompany.com runs a portfolio of other non-.com domains including Craps.net and BlackJack.org.

Very commonly when talking about high end transactions we refer to .com and it is very pleasing to see the sale of a record breaking .org reiterating the important of not just .org but also .net in the industry and their possible re-emergence into the lime light.

Whether or not you’ve ever been involved in a lawsuit, had a UDRP filed against one or more of your domain names, received a cease and desist letter, or had another domain dispute situation, knowing a good attorney that is familiar with domain names and intellectual property law is critical. Likewise, when you are involved in large deals/transactions, need legal advice for your business, or need a terms of service created for a website, having a good lawyer is imperative.

There are a number of exceptional attorneys who have expert knowledge about domain names and the law regarding domain names.

John Berryhill

Brett Lewis

Enrico Schaefer

Ari Goldberger

Steve Sturgeon

Paul Keating

Howard Neu

Zak Muscovitch

Karen Bernstein

Stevan Lieberman

Marco Randazza

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Yes its coming to the 25th birthday for dot com. In March 1985 the first .com domain was registered. There are now around 80 million dot COM domains registered.

As part of its celebrations, beginning in March 2010, VeriSign, the long-time operator of the .COM, will lead an industry-wide initiative to recognise the innovators and leaders that have shaped the first 25 years of .COM and in doing so transformed our economy and society. The celebration of “25 Years of .COM” will kick off with a policy-focused event in Washington, DC on March 16.

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