Sex.com 'to become most expensive domain name in history' - Telegraph.co.uk
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 National Post | Sex.com 'to become most expensive domain name in history' Telegraph.co.uk But the lender is now foreclosing the Internet property after the owner Escom failed to pay its loan. Bidding, which is due to start on March 18, ... Sex.com domain goes up for grabs Hot Property Sex.com on Auction Block Lender putting www.sex.com domain on auction block |
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U.S. stock end up, with financials in spotlight - MarketWatch
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 Times LIVE | U.S. stock end up, with financials in spotlight MarketWatch If history is a guide, the second verse will echo the first. See full story. Cisco Systems says its new router has 12 times the capacity of rival and will ... Biz Break: From Cisco, Internet downloads at 'astonishing' speed? Cisco's big announcement? A new router I Want My Free Broadband Video |
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Cities and counties campaigning to land Google fiber-optic network - Los Angeles Times (blog)
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 Mashable (blog) | Cities and counties campaigning to land Google fiber-optic network Los Angeles Times (blog) The latest entry to the high-speed Internet lottery is Greenville County in South Carolina with its “We are feeling lucky” campaign. ... 03/09/2010: Greenville lobbies to become 'Googletown USA' Does Scott County have what it takes to become a Google community? |
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'Hella-' Internet Campaign Lobbies for New Science Term - TIME
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'Hella-' Internet Campaign Lobbies for New Science Term TIME But if history has taught us anything (Ron Paul for President! Snakes on a Plane!), it's that even the most dedicated of Internet campaigns have a tough ... |
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Need a translation? Google awaits your call - Los Angeles Times
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Need a translation? Google awaits your call Los Angeles Times The Internet giant has applied its muscle to a phone application that can 'listen' to speech and provide translations in a computerized voice for English, ... |
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