AOL helps the Huffington Post retake huffpo.com domain name
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Sina Science and technology news Beijing time of September 20, the National Arbitration Forum (Arbitration Forum) in Monday ruled that huffpo.com domain name ownership should be attributed to the Huffington Post website. For years, The Huffington Post website has been referred to as "HuffPo" because founder Anna Huffington (Arianna Huffington) did not get huffpo.com domain names when they created the site in 2005. At that time, huffpo.com domain name belongs to Pauta ' s Analysys sa company all. This February, AOL announced a 315 million dollar takeover of the Huffington Post. After that, AOL filed a lawsuit against the National Arbitration Forum, hoping to recapture the huffpo.com domain name. In Monday, the National Arbitration Forum ruled that the title of huffpo.com Domain was owned by the Huffington Post. At the same time, AOL also obtained another two domain name mapqwest.net and moivefone.com. (Li Ming) share:
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