Fusu, the world’s first Domain Stock Exchange opens up to a wider audience; Announces strategic partnership with EuroDNS

DomainPulse.com Fusu — The Domain Stock Exchange — Announces Public Beta and Key Partnership

With 140 million domains registered today and a market value that could reach $4 billion by 2010, the need for a dedicated platform where domain names purchasers and investors could meet and trade was sorely unaddressed until late 2007, when Fusu was pre-launched by a team of Internet professional to address that very issue. Because so few good names are still available, domains have become the real estate of the 21st century. More than 90,000 domain names are bought daily, with some achieving spectacular market values: Vodka.com sold for $3.5 million, Computer.com for $2.1 million.

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[Domain stock exchange lawyer]

Domain names are intellectual property. The buying, selling, and protection of intellectual property requires the advice and counseling of an attorney. A domain stock exchange, like the NYSE or NASDAQ, is a means through which domains can be purchased. However, the issues still remain for trademark owners, domainers, and cybersquatters. An attorney can advise you whether or not your domain is qualified to be part of the domain stock exchange. Similarly, an attorney can advise you whether a purchased domain may expose you to liability under trademark law.