Liberal Democrat AM Eleanor Parrott called for domain names to be launched with a "bang not a whimper" to encourage businesses to use the new names.

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And after a month in which he's been called all sorts of names, his popularity with the fans here is undimmed.

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The area, formerly a village called Shangdi, is now dotted with buildings sporting the names of other global tech giants, like Oracle and Siemens.

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Those partnerships were called by several names for the different properties, all beginning with "DaVinci" but including different numbers to differentiate the property partnerships.

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Mindful of this dynamic, InterviewStreet moved the bulk of its contests to a website called HackerRank, where most entrants log in with pseudonymous user names.

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Jason Beam, for example, has been involved with three business names--the latest, a Dallas outfit called the Camden Collection.

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For the Liberal Democrats, Lynne Featherstone called for job applicants to be evaluated anonymously to prevent people with foreign-sounding names being discriminated against and rejected for interview.

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That, of course, is the reason that you will not need to call the stationers to cope with this particular change: the translation of names into numbers is handled automatically by computers called name servers, so most users have no idea what the numbers are.

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The Atlantic's Alexis Madrigal wrote a column called " Hey Reddit, Enough Boston Bombing Vigilantism, " and followed it up with a story on how the names of two innocent people got repeated in a viral loop on social media.

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