Domain Name Sold for Millions 141
Luke PiWalker writes "The infamous and controversial domain Sex.com has officially been sold to Boston-based Escom LLC for a reported $14 million. Sex.com owner Gary Kremen was unavailable for comment, but a source from Kremen's company, Grant Media, told XBiz that sales for the famous domain name will still be handled through Grant Media's San Francisco offices. While other terms of the acquisition remain unknown, XBiz was able to locate information on the deal through a company called InternetRealEstate.com, which shares office space in Boston with Domain Name Acquisition Group (DNAG), a company that was involved in a lawsuit surrounding the Sex.com domain in September."
Domain name - so 1999 (Score:3, Insightful)
Is it really worth it? (Score:5, Insightful)
Too easy (Score:5, Insightful)
Its all because of the idiots.. (Score:2, Insightful)
Link is NSFW (Score:3, Insightful)
Oh wait, there are two things wrong with that statement:
1. I read the article.
2. I read the article instead of looking at naked ladies.
Re:pr0n.xxx (Score:5, Insightful)
That solution will neither help people find porn nor stop the christians from whining about it. The problem isn't about segregating porn, but determinig what porn is. Are 18th century impressionist nudes porn? What about Playboy? Is graphical information about vaginal yeast infections porn? If we set up a system where all "porn" goes in the