Could WikiLeaks backlash bring renewed attention to whois privacy services? The backlash against WikiLeaks over its release of thousands of secret U.S. government documents about the war in Afghanistan is building. It's never pretty when your web site ... Continue Reading2 Comments
Providing Whois Privacy Isn’t Free
· ServicesRunning a whois privacy or proxy service costs money. In the recent uproar about Name.com introducing a fee for whois privacy, a number of people have said that such a service costs the provider essentially nothing. Without discussing the merits ... Continue Reading15 Comments