Name Wire Stories of May 2011 — Top Domain

May flowers? A look back at the month in domaining.

Summer isn’t officially here in the northern hemisphere, but as schools call it quits for the year it certainly seems that way. Here’s a look back at the top stories on Reglike for May, ranked by number of page views.

1. Monte Cahn Sues Oversee.net Over $13 Million Incentive Plan – it’s unfortunate to see a court battle between Moniker’s founder and one of the biggest firms in the industry. We’ll have to see how it plays out.

2. Urgent: Now Intellectual Property Group Wants to Apply Fresh Rights Protections to .Net – it was urgent, although BoingBoing misunderstood it.

3. .XXX Domain Pricing From $75 – a run down of how much you can expect to pay for the .xxx top level domain name.

4. How to Avoid Go Daddy’s 60 Day Lock for Whois Changes – Here’s how to avoid Go Daddy’s 60 day lock on transfers following changing whois information on your domains.

5. Google Adsense for Domains Now Allows Template Selection – Google’s self-service Adsense solution slowly adds fresh features.