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Top level domains (TLDs) are assigned by ICANN to countries across the word so that their residents can create localised websites and email addresses. As a result, some TLD extensions are incredibly common – .com and .co.uk for instance. Here … Continued

The City of London Police have come under fire following moves to seize websites and domain names suspected to be infringing copyright. The “intellectual property crime unit” which was set up to tackle just these kinds of incidents, has faced … Continued

A recent survey conducted by J2 Global has discovered that 88% of small businesses intend to move some of their legacy technology into the Cloud during 2014. The most common reason given for replacing onsite systems with Cloud-hosted alternatives was … Continued

For years, a memorable website address has been an extremely important part of ensuring people could find your company online. As search engines have improved however, most visitors now find your website for the first time indirectly – they never … Continued

Further to our blog piece about new domains for the New Year, it would appear that many keen website owners have already taken our advice. New statistics suggest that more than 6100 domain names were registered during December 2013 containing … Continued

Website addresses are incredibly important for businesses online, and the “right” domain name can attract a vast resale value. Here are five of the most expensive domain names in history. Sex.com By far the most valuable website address on the … Continued

Ideally your perfect website address would consist of a domain name that matches that of your business (Mybusiness.com). Unfortunately this may not always be possible because it has already been purchased. So what can you do? Here are some tools that … Continued

The release of new top level domains (gTLDs) promises to make millions of new website addresses available. gTLDs present a challenge for businesses eager to protect their brands however. Here are 3 tips to avoid problems: 1. Register your trademarks … Continued

In an effort to standardise computer software deployments and assist MPs with accessing their information any place, any time, the UK government has signed up to Microsoft’s Office365 service. Although it is easy to understand the cost benefits of adopting … Continued

The practice of registering domain names that are similar to registered trademarks, in the hope of selling them at a profit, is nothing new. “Domain squatting”, as the practice is known, has been around for almost as long as it … Continued