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The latest in domain industry news from the week of June 14th to the 21st summed up into one article resource.
Via: http://www.dotsauce.com/2008/06/21/domain-buzz-7/

Via: http://www.dotsauce.com/2008/06/21/domain-buzz-7/
- DotSauce - The .ME Landrush is coming to an end! Just 1 week left to pre-register your .ME domains: âLandrush officially closes on June 26th, donât delay.â
- DNW breaks the news that TDNAM and NameJet allow employees to participate in auctions: âTwo of the major services let employees compete with domainers.â
- TheDomains reports on sales at DomainerMeeting Paris Live Auction: âThe live auction just completed in Paris and the auction netted $361,375.â
- Sahar shares a DomainerMeeting preview audio podcast: âDan Kimball of Bido/DNZoom On WebmasterRadio.FMâ
- Dominik reports that Volkswagen is allowed to register âVW.deâ domain: âVolkswagen has recently sued Denic for the domain. The Frankfurt court now entitled Volkswagen to VW.deâ
- Amazingly, Chinaâs .CN domain surpasses .NET in number of registrations: â.CN overtook .NET sometime in the first quarter of 2008 says Verisign.â
- DotSauce - Bido auction service sells DiscountImages.com on opening day: âDiscountImages.comâ was successfully sold at Bido auction for $911 to TheMadHatâ
- NameBio reports that Sexe.org sells for $151,400: âMakes this one of the highest non .com adult domain sales of all time.â
- The 2008 VeriSign Domain Industry Brief is released: âAccording to the report, the base of domain registrations has grown 26 percent in the past twelve months and six percent quarter over quarter.â
- NameClerk releases Available Domains List #66: âAnother email list will be going out this weekend, be sure to sign up.â
- DNCartoons.com launches fun domain industry website: âWe hope you enjoy. We are looking forward to your domain and internet cartoon concept submissions.â
- DomainerDeveloper has published an extensive editorial on why we need multiple TLDs: âThe evolution of the Internet will demand new gTLDâs primarily because the evolution of the Internet is experiencing the influx of so many new types of content.â