The sudden rush to register domain names for new businesses or to protect existing trademarks has come to a screeching halt, according to a report by domain name protection concern SnapNames . An average of 25,000 names per day expire and are returned to the pool of available names, while about 35,000 new names are purchased each day. Just six months ago, only a few thousand were deleting while over 60,000 new names were being sold. Music Industry Anti-piracy firm sues Microsoft InterTrust, a company that provides technology to protect songs and videos from being illegally copied, says the software giant's music and video software illegally infringes its patent rights. The future of teen communication is on hold in the United States.
Teens are too picky and the hardware is too expensive.
If it isn't cheap and chic, teens don't want it. A new report suggests e-mail is to become the application which will persuade corporate mobile phone users to upgrade their handsets. The Week in Review.