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Albert Einstein wrote:I wonder why so many Americans watch Fox News. Is it because they believe the fakenews or because it entertains them?

Both!
And it’s a big money generating machine!

... with dedicated endings like .finance, .solutions and .group that can be included into the company description itself. A company that is using both sides of the dot for its name looks even more professional than in combination with a .com. E.g. the domain http://infinity.group makes a better ...

I love the speed of development at Freename: The newest cooperation with https://ethermail.io/ is not a small sensation, but a big one! EtherMail both supports Web2 and Web3 emails. As always at Freename, everything works as a no-brainer. Such news confirms my expectation that Freename has a really ...

... in order to profit from their name recognition. The first option would be a small sensation for Freename. However, this is highly unlikely because both domains were registered by the same person, as can be looked up in the WHOIS: https://whois.freename.io/ The buyer also owns brand names like .disneyland ...

It were these two: .sandycarter and .matthewgould By the way, both people are no strangers: Sandy Carter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Carter Matthew Gould: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Gould Sandy Carter was a general manager at IBM, vice ...

... TLDs from Freename according to the Freename Explorer: https://freename.io/explore It were these two: .sandycarter and .matthewgould By the way, both people are no strangers: Sandy Carter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Carter Matthew Gould: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Gould Certainly ...

... was the first domain name ever, registered on 15th March 1985. Now you know what Freename is offering. You can register either a SLD or a TLD or both together in the following format: SLD.TLD But that's not all. A domain from Freename is your entrance ticket into the Web3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web3 ...