| Super Hot Blog Domain Names BlogScoop.com and BlogSpeed.com are ...
Las Vegas, NV -- Apr 13, 2007 -- /prbuzz/ -- Domain names based on two of the hottest Blog terms in the world are being auctioned on eBay this week. BlogScoop.com and BlogSpeed.com are both up for auction this week on eBay, and both are expected to get quite a bit of attention. BlogScoop commonly refers to the first occurrence of a story in the blogosphere. BlogSpeed commonly refers to the speed at which news and information travel in the blogosphere. "Blogs represent the future of how news and information will be distributed", said Jacob Anderson, Marketing Director for NameRSS.com, "The owners of these domains will have a phenomenal platform on which to affect the future of information delivery, and there is great value in that. For example, the domain Blogster.com recently sold for $275,000.
Mums and dads ditch shares, squeezing children out of property
YOU can accuse real estate agents of many things in this market. They're scheming, exaggerating, guessing and grasping what else is new? But they're not "underquoting". With residential property prices suddenly flying up, it's hardly surprising that consumer groups are accusing our friends in the black suits of purposely misleading us on prices. Worse, agents are accused of flouting Victoria's Estate Agent and Fair Trading Act that bans underquoting. Things are getting strange when you find yourself defending real estate agents but I've watched a string of inner-city auctions during the past few weekends and nobody could have guessed how strong prices have become. Real estate agents stand accused of underquoting because most properties are selling at least 10 per cent higher than estimated and many as high as 40 per cent more than estimated, according to an Age survey.
Diverse Grouping of Business Method and Computer & Data Patents to ...
CHICAGO-(Business Wire)-April 5, 2007 - Ocean Tomo Auctions today announced it will sell lots offering a variety of patents ranging from business and computer technologies to data systems and storage methods at The Ocean Tomo Spring 2007 Live Intellectual Property Auction on April 19th at the Union League Club of Chicago. .
Bids low for Pope's VW
SAN FRANCISCO -- While Pope Benedict celebrated his 80th birthday, the latest eBay auction for his old Volkswagen Golf ended without a winner on the weekend. Although bids for the 1999 metallic grey hatchback surpassed $204,000 US, a reserve price wasn't met. EBay spokesman Catherine Fisher said she didn't know what the seller's minimum price was. A message left with the owner, Texas-based online casino GoldenPalace.com, was not returned. Benedict celebrated his 80th birthday a day early yesterday with a Mass in his honour on the flower-bedecked steps of St. Peter's Square. Benedict was born in April 16 in Marktl Am Inn, a riverside town in the Bavaria region of Germany, and sprinkled among the crowd in the square bathed in brilliant sunlight were fellow countrymen and women in traditional dress, including feather-trimmed hats.
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