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Google Dodges a Breakup, But Big Changes Are Coming
September 2025 brought a huge update in the long-running antitrust battle with Google. The verdict? Google isn’t getting split up – so Chrome and Android are sticking around under the same roof – but the company does have to give … Continue reading
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Tagged AI search competitors, alphabet, android, antitrust, Big Tech regulation, chatgpt, chrome, claude, Claude AI, developers, DOJ vs Google, exclusive search deals, google, Google antitrust ruling 2025, Google monopoly, perplexity, search engines, SEO and AI, startups, tech law, UltimateWB blog, web regulation
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Google buys domain name Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.com
Alphabet’s New Structure and Domain Strategy Google has officially become a subsidiary of Alphabet, its new holding company. After U.S. markets closed last Friday, Alphabet replaced Google as the publicly traded company, consisting of Google search, Adsense, Google Maps, YouTube, and other … Continue reading
Posted in Domain Names, Technology in the News
Tagged abc.xyz, Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.com, alphabet, Alphabet.com, bmw, brand protection, choose domain name, domain names, domain purchase, domain registrations, domain strategy, google, google domains, misspelled domains, tech news, tld
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Why use “WWW” for your website?
You have 2 options for the url display of your website – with the “www” in the beginning, or without the “www”, otherwise known as a “naked domain”. That terminology itself might persuade you to lean towards the “www” version for your website, and … Continue reading
Posted in Domain Names, Web Hosting, Website Security
Tagged .htaccess, alphabet, domain name, domain redirect, google, naked domain, non-www, security, twitter, website speed, www
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Google’s new Parent Company, Alphabet, opts for new tld: abc.xyz
This week Google announced that it will now be operating under a newly created parent company, named Alphabet. Alphabet will be run by Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin – Page as CEO and Brin as president. And Google’s … Continue reading
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Tagged abc.xyz, alphabet, bmw, Chris Andrikanich, facebook, google, Larry Page, robert frost, Sergey Brin, social media, Sundar Pichai, tld, twitter, xyz
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