Domain Name News Stories of November 2010 — Top 5

.Co and FB.com top stories for November.

Here’s a look back at the top five stories on Reglike for November based on total page views.

1. GoDaddy Replaces .Com with .Co, Now Default Choice – there are some posts I write that I know are going to get a lot of traffic. There are others that I assume will just get a bit of traffic and then die. I thought this post was one of the latter, but it turned into the former. Apparently GoDaddy’s .co test caught a lot of people by surprise. But the test only lasted regarding 24 hours.

2. Confirmed: Facebook Purchases FB.com Domain Name – the whois on FB.com finally changed and Facebook was unveiled as the buyer. Try typing fb.com to get to the social network faster. And, unlike what Mark Zuckerberg stated, Facebook still hasn’t settled its trademark challenge with American Farm Bureau.

3. .Jobs and .XXX Opponents Ought to Just Give it Up – opponents are fighting a losing battle.

4. Sex.com Officially in the Record Books at $13 Million – Sex.com officially becomes the most expensive publicly disclosed all cash domain name buyout.

5. Why I Don’t Trust Mass Development But Appreciate Epik – it’s hard to believe the whole Epik deindexing thing was just a month ago.