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domain address

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(networking)domain address - The name of a host on the Internet belonging to the hierarchy of Internet domains.


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Rather, FreeView Listings appears to have registered thousands of family surnames for use as "vanity" e-mail addresses in order to "lease" those names to individuals who wished to use their family surname as a domain address.
Protecting Business Name and Trademarks on the Internet by LUER, KEN / Los Angeles Business Journal
Once the website is active, visitors have the option of using an e-mail tool to quickly send invitations to their friends, business associates, co-workers and/or family members who now only have to remember the statement and not a long domain address.
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In addition, MarketWatch is first to offer audience packages based on both visitor behavior and workplace domain address, enabling breakthrough Web ad campaigns that talk to specific industries and buyer profiles.
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