Google Becomes Domain Registrar
By Nate Mook, BetaNews
January 31, 2005, 6:56 PM
Beta NewsFurther fueling the flames of speculation that surround Google's future plans, the search giant has recently become an ICANN-accredited domain registrar. Google will be able to directly sell seven top-level domains, but it is currently unclear where the company's specific intentions lie.
Google has yet to make any announcements about becoming domain registrar number 895, but that hasn't stopped the rumor mill. Google offers a special AdSense service for domain sellers to make money from unused Web addresses, and the company could also benefit by offering low-cost domain names to its Blogger user base.
or they may want so save on domain costs by registering them themselves, but i think they may do something with gmail and all there other services aswell, like u can use the excellent gmail inbox with [email]you@you.com[/url], and yeah, same with blogger and stuff, and only allow domains refistered through themselves
If that is true, I would register a blog Domain asap!
I was going to post about this a couple of days ago but I did not, now I wish I did.
Wow that is kool. Yea I am also with microdude on this. They might make it like [email]you@you.com[/url]
wish i could get a google sub domain.
Hey Darren, it really doesn't matter who posts it here first, I just hope that collectively we can find interesting information for everyone to learn from and enjoy while they visit here.Originally Posted by darrenstraight
Microdude, your sigs/avatars look really nice, I just noticed Mayur's new ones,good job man.
Actually, that's what stuff2do said...
There are so many possibilities with Google becoming a domain registrar that I won't even bother digging into this, as they're pretty obvious.
hey really google now became a domain registerar, if yes then from where to register domain by google?
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