The Netregistry Group has stepped in to acquire Distribute.IT after a recent hacking attack on the latter that saw thousands of customer emails and websites lost forever. Distribute.IT fell victim to ...

As an afterthought, iTWire does take minor exception to one small aspect of the message from NetRegistry. Although it is safe in this instance, it would be much better practice to describe the web ...

news Hosting and domain name specialist Melbourne IT announced today that it had entered into an agreement to acquire its biggest rival, Netregistry for $50.4 million, in a move that will ensure the ...

Small businesses around the country expressed frustration this morning after an issue at domain name registrar Netregistry saw its users reporting email and website outages for hours. Netregistry ...

Listed web-hosting provider Melbourne IT has acquired rival web domain registrar NetRegistry for $50.4 million, in a deal that will merge the two biggest players in the domestic market. The ...

Web hosting provider Melbourne IT has acquired rival web domain registrar and web hosting business NetRegistry for $50.4 million. Founded in 1997 by chief executive Larry Bloch and his family, ...

Domain name reseller and web hosting firm NetRegistry has purchased the assets of crippled hosting company Distribute.IT, saying the company’s assets will integrate well with its core business and ...

Scammers using a Brazilian domain name have targeted customers of large Australian domain name and hosting company NetRegistry, seeking usernames and passwords in order to launch new malware attacks.

Netregistry has taken a 50 percent stake in local online financial software start-up Reach Accounting for a "six figure" sum. Chief executive Larry Bloch told iTnews that two-year subscriptions to the ...

NetRegistry's deal to host the Australian database of .au domain names has been terminated by domain name regulator auDA due to breaches of security and "other matters of concern". NetRegistry, an ...

As an afterthought, iTWire does take minor exception to one small aspect of the message from NetRegistry. Although it is safe in this instance, it would be much better practice to describe the web ...