If you fancy yourself as a .guru or any other newfangled Internet address, Google wants you to try out its new domain name registration service. The search giant quietly launched Google Domains on ...

Google this afternoon announced that it is launching a new Google Domains service. In an effort to continue its reach to small businesses, the company has announced that it is, for the first time, ...

As an active owner of a considerable number of domain names, I was excited to learn that both Google and Amazon were entering the domain-name registrar business. I’ve long wanted a domain name ...

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Yesterday, Google announced on Google+ that they are testing out selling domain name registration services to third-parties. Right now, you need to be invited to participate, like with Gmail ...

If you want to register a domain but would rather not use a service like GoDaddy, Google has just opened up their domain registration services to everyone in the United States via a public beta.

As you’ve probably heard by now, the Internet is on the brink of a radical expansion. Common website suffixes such as .com and .edu will soon be joined by hundreds of new top-level domain names: ...

Google's invitation-only Domains name registration service works a lot like the old one but raises new questions about privacy and ad scraping The recently announced Google Domains registration ...

Setting up a website is a critical step in establishing your business. Not only does it help people contact you and learn more about the business, but your website is also a reflection of your brand.

So, you want to buy a domain name. Who do you go to first? GoDaddy? NameCheap? Whoever happens to have a sale going on right now? How about Google? For the past few years, anyone looking to Google to ...