Nude Bobble Heads: The market is ripe for domain investments

Four years ago, when Link Yin formed her bobble head company in Beijing, China, she took a government loan of 40,000 yuan – about $6500 in today’s prices. Having achieved gross earnings of $1.2 million in 2012, Bob-A-Head Inc. is one of China’s fastest producers of bobble head memorabilia figures. “We launch now nude bobble [...]

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Google clone Gougou goes gaga

Chinese domain portal, Gougou.com, was shut down yesterday by the Chinese government; this time, for good. The portal, which was made to look like a cheap version of Google, wasn’t just another search engine for the Chinese. Gougou.com had been blocked in the past by countries outside of China, for being a repository of pirated [...]

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Chinese domain spam: Wish you happy every day!

The Chinese have now entered the mass-spamming “market”, notifying domainers about useless .CN domains that match com/net/org keywords. One such email from China was brought to our attention, and we present it due to its “funny” content and writing, regarding the apparently flourishing “big tits” business in China. Wish you happy every day! Dear friend, [...]

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China gone wild: .CN registrations to surpass that of .Com

The Tech In Asia technology publication reveals that Tencent, the Chinese giant behind the QQ social network, partnered with CNNIC – the .CN Registry. The reason, was revealed yesterday, when tens of thousands of numeric .CN domains in the six digit range were registered – those that were still available, that is. Since QQ numbers [...]

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Apple stock to skyrocket? Green light in iPad Trademark in China

Apple has settled a thorny trademark case in China, where it was impossible to produce and import the iPad – until now. For $60 million dollars, Apple acquired the mark from the Chinese company Proview Technology; this gives Apple the green light to proceed with mass exporting of the iPad to China. Proview wanted $400 [...]

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Silly Chinese hacker obsessed with numbers

The Chinese obsess with numbers, and that’s a well-known fact. Anything from “123″ to “888″ has a special meaning to the Asian nation of 1.3 billion. This all turns to silliness, however, when a wannabe hacker from China attempted to log into our server: IP:       125.76.206.81 (CN/China/81.206.76.125.broad.xa.sn.dynamic.163data.com.cn) Failures: 1 (ftpd) Blocked:  Yes [...]

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Sorry that we touched some sensitive chords!

It seems that we touched some sensitive chords with yesterday’s revelation that Chinese domain repository, 4.cn is actively engaging in the fine art of trademark violations. Its understandable that one has to be supportive of their sponsors and all that good stuff, but to be referred to as “scandalous” and even “offending” is simply hilarious. [...]

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Chinese auction site 4.CN is the new king of trademark violations

Ever since it changed its policies, Australian Domain marketplace, Flippa, has taken measures to disallow and remove trademark violations. The new king of obvious domain violations is now 4.CN – a Chinese auction web site that clearly shows the state of lawless anarchy in China, regarding intellectual property. For example, more than 90 “facebook” domains [...]

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Domain theft report: zhibo8.com unlawfully transferred to eNom

We received this report of a stolen domain, zhibo8.com – and we publish it unedited. The story is scary, because the domain involved has a tremendous amount of traffic associated with it. Shame On Enom! My website domain name stolen, rank 1600+ in Alexa My domain name is zhibo8.com,which is ranked 1600+ in alexa.The Biggest [...]

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Did Name.com bow to Chinese cyber-extortionists?

The domain registrar, Name.com, is well known as an industry workplace with positive corporate culture. The employees don’t just have casual Fridays, they have beer on that day. It seems that a domain that was registered with Name.com sustained a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) on Thursday. The domain name Boxun.com is an online [...]

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From Japan to China: New owner for 999 .com

The triple digit dot com domain, 999.com, changed hands recently via Sedo. Registered in 1995, the domain 999.com remained in the hands of Japan-based “Virtual Communications Corporation” for several years. In fact, the previous Japanese admin contact domain, WebSolutions.co.jp was dormant since 2007 – according to Archive.org The new owners are from China, a country [...]

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zixun.www.net.cn – Chinese domain copycats busy at work

About time for another DomainGang editorial. Shane Cultra wrote an interesting article a couple of days ago, about “the value of unique.” I fully agree, creativity comes at a premium and those that can churn out copy – per the old school approach – will always come on top of those that simply copy and [...]

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