Shuttered stores' sites still sell (York Daily Record)
Circuit City. Linens 'N Things. Bombay Co. They're all out of business, their stores shuttered, many employees laid off. But according to their old Web sites, they're all still selling, or planning to sell, the same stuff they always did -- everything from digital picture frames to leopard-print rugs.

Shuttered stores' sites still sell (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Circuit City. Linens 'N Things. Bombay Co. They're all out of business, their stores shuttered, many employees laid off.

Waledac worm targeting July 4 spam offensive (ZDNet Asia)
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Shuttered stores' sites still sell (The Shreveport Times)
A store chain's Web site can live on -- and even can look largely unchanged -- after the company has gone under.

What are TLDs Good For? (CircleID)
Yesterday I said that the original motivations for adding new TLDs were to break VeriSign's monopoly on .COM, and to use domain names as directories [links: here and blog ]. Competitive registrars broke the monopoly more effectively than any new domains, and the new domains that tried to be directories have failed.