Inside Gadgets & Tech
Calm down dear – it's only a row on Twitter...
Adam Sherwin: When people engage in online rows, known as 'flame wars', they often do battle from behind the cloak of anonymity. Yesterday Michael Winner tried to douse a spectacular conflagration sparked by a dispute with Victoria Coren.
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Cyberclinic: A sale of web domain endings spells .trouble
The internet is responsible for a mass of words and phrases entering the lexicon. There's the verb "to friend", along with all its associated conjugations. There's the noun "webinar", one which has the capacity to trigger apoplexy in even the most mild-mannered office worker. But one of the most omnipresent has to be "dotcom". The .com domain was coined during a series of rather dry meetings in the USA back in October 1984; a time when only the most prescient of daydreamers could have imagined ".com" appended to the name of every major company in the world to create the commercial web as we know it.
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