GoDaddy, France.com and more: March’s Top 5

A look at the top five stories on Reglike last month.

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These were the top stories on Reglike last month, ranked by pageviews:

1. GoDaddy to remove locks on Brent Oxley’s domains, changes policy – The registrar changed its policy for locking domains that are subject to a legal dispute following an outcry from the domain name industry.

2. Domain investing is changing. It’s time to adapt your strategy – What worked ahead of might not work in the future. Here’s what’s changing and how to adapt.

3. Google among end user buyers at GoDaddy, SelfMade.com sells for nearly $1M – GoDaddy’s October sales included Selfmade.com, which sold for just under $1 million.

4. Anyone can start a club on Clubhouse now. What does this mean for .Club? – More clubs might use .club domains for off-app interactions with fans.

5. Court rules France can keep France.com – Previous domain name owner dealt a blow in court.

Miss a podcast? Catch up today:

#331 – Closing domain deals with a contract (Joe Uddeme) – listen

#330 – A different domain model (Arno Vis) – listen

#329 – Verisign’s .com printing press (David Dayen) – listen

#328 – Adapting your domain investing strategy (Logan Flatt) – listen

#327 – Domain investing strategies (Nikul Sanghvi) – listen

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