Re: what's in a (domain) name?
by David Jones <dvjones(at)ksbe.edu>
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If she was using her name in name in her photography
business, she could probably use it on the web without
any grounds for the entertain industry Madona to stop
her. Maybe something like madonnaphotography.com?
Or MadonnaInsert-her-last-namePhotography.com?
I had a high school friend whose real legal name was
Benjamin Franklin. You can imagine the reactions he
got from police when he gave them that name ... ;-)
I have a coworker who does excellent 4x5 landscape
photography. His site is up at
http://www.visionlandscapes.com. Do a Google search
for "Vision Landscapes" (include the quote marks) and
see what you find ... You won't find HIS site!
David
dvjones(at)ksbe.edu
On 16 Apr 2003, at 0:14, cbirds wrote:
> This must be the week for having a problem choosing domain
> names. What would you do with a customer, such as the one
> I got this week, who wants to get name recognition on the
> web for her photography, but who is lucky or unlucky to be
> named MADONNA? Yes that is her real first name. And she is
> not young, so she was around before THE Madonna became
> famous.
>
> its-a-dilemma.com to be sure!
>
>
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