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  • Carolina man sells Bush library Web domain (UPI) RALEIGH, N.C., Jan. 21 (UPI) -- A North Carolina man says it was pure coincidence he was able to sell the Internet domain name for ex-President George W. Bush's planned presidential library.


  • dotMobi Announces the Availability of One and Two Character Mobile Domain Names (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) dotMobi, the company behind .mobi - the only Internet address created specifically for locating content that works on all mobile phones - today announced that they will make available .mobi domain names with one and two alphanumeric characters, such as q.mobi, k9.mobi, 13.mobi or ny.mobi.


  • Mo. OKs eminent domain petitions for signature-gathering (BizJournals)Three initiative petitions that would restrict the use of eminent domain to governmental entities have received approval to gather the signatures required to appear on Missouri?s 2010 ballot.


  • Ky. Appeals Court Overturns Domain Name Decision (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News) A Kentucky appeals court on Tuesday struck down a September decision that allowed the state to seize 141 domain names it believed were being used for illegal e-gambling.


  • Domain registrar Go Daddy tries Web marketplace (AP via Yahoo! News) It may sound counterintuitive to launch an online marketplace as Web retail sales are slumping, but Internet domain name registrar Go Daddy Group Inc. is betting that it can translate its home page traffic into sales of teak slab tables and decorative clogs.


  • Eminent Domain Ruling Has Uncertain Implications (The Charleston State Journal)A case decided last year about the state's authority to use eminent domain leaves unanswered questions about when private property can be condemned.


  • Kentucky barred from domain name seizure (VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)The Kentucky court of appeals has ruled that the state does not have the right to seize domain names of web sites that contravene state law.