Internet Sanctions Lifted on Iran, Cuba and Sudan by U.S.
Posted by Sly Guy in Blogging, RSS and Podcasting, Internet Marketing, social media on March 8, 2010
The U.S. has removed Internet sanctions applied to Iran, Cuba and Sudan. This means that restrictions for popular Internet companies like Facebook and Twitter are no longer in force and can be served to the said regions.
In a Senate hearing last week on Human Rights and the Law, a key issue discussed was the lack of access to U.S. Internet based applications.
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One of the most sought after, traded and talked about domains online is sex.com, which has been bough and sold several times over the past years, each time bringing in more money than previously.
On a recent online auction of the domain poker.org, it sold for a whopping $1 million USD, making it the most expensive .org domain in history. The domain was sold to PokerCompany.com.
StuffBuff, an online service which lets users bid on virtually everything (also known as “Social Bidding”), has launched into a beta. The service basically works as an auction (like eBay), however, users creating an auction get access to a widget which they can place on their site, on Facebook, MySpace etc., to promote their auction. As TechCrunch 
