domains Duck Duck Go founder asks Google to sell them Duck.com

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So there was an interesting article on CNET today about Duck.com. Google acquired the domain back in 2010 when they acquired ON2. But there is confusion, most people when they hear duck and search think of Duck Duck Go. When people typed in Duck.com they went to Google.com. Duck Duck Go did not like that. So Google decided to make some changes and provide a link to their rival search engine, … [Read more...]

 

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WTF man is this a commercial break or something

Google will make em pay dearly for Duck.com , I don't see enough advantage in buying the domain as DuckDuckGo has been fully established for so long, rebranding and Duck.com isn't the answer IMO