Dot Com Domain Registrations Booming

from the back-to-the-bubble.. dept

Let's see, the stock market has been going up, with some dot coms at questionable valuations. VC spending finally picked up. Dot coms are filing for IPOs again. And, now, it turns out that more people have registered dot coms than in the bubble years. Sounds like the bubble is back! Or, more likely, instead of completely overhyping everything, people are taking a more reasonable approach to using the internet, and realizing that (well, look at that), it really is a useful tool.
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    Doug, 31 Jul 2003 @ 4:38pm

    Pricing

    I finally registered a .com domain name recently, just for personal use. For me, one of the big considerations was the drop in price. I'm not inclined to shell out $35 a year just to have a "vanity" domain name, but for less than $10 a year, it's worthwhile to me.

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