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With the pool of pleasing domain names running dry, people are getting grabby. ICANN solicited proposals for "top level" domains but hasn't announced when the new dot-strings will be unveiled. Meanwhile, New York solo practitioner Robert Kunstadt has created Internet Expander, a Web application. Its payoff: three more addresses built around words like "sex" and "shoes."
November 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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