ANOTHER DOMAIN CHANGE FOR BODOG
21 September 2007
Bodoglife debuts in aftermath of 1st Technologies
patent dispute
The marketing people at Bodog must be running themselves
ragged with the fast pace of domain and branding changes
that has emerged from the online gambling and
entertainment group's patents run-in with 1st
Technologies (see previous InfoPowa reports)
When its domains were closed down earlier this month in
a default judgement from Nevada and later Washington
courts, Bodog had to react quickly, creating "New
Bodog.com" as a holding tactic, and quite remarkably
managing to push the new domain rapidly up the search
engine results pages. At the same time the company
revealed that it had clinched a deal with the Morris
Mohawk Gaming Group company which involved that entity
taking over its North American Bodog brands under an
exclusive license.
Now the domain has been permanently changed to Bodog
Life.com according to a press release this week from the
company's Antigua offices.
"Recently, there have been changes at Bodog concerning
the company's domain name," the press statement recaps.
"Bodog temporarily used 'newbodog.com' after their root
domain was hijacked in a frivolous patent dispute. In an
effort to move to a more accurately-named home, the
company is pleased to announce bodoglife.com."
Bodog founder and CEO Calvin Ayre is quoted as saying:
"Hey, the world changes, and if you don't change with
it, you get left behind. That said, although the Bodog
address is changing the bottom line is: at Bodog, it's
business as usual. Same great site, just a new Web
address."
The statement goes on to boast that although the domain
dispute caused "some drama throughout the company, a
talented staff of over 1000 people rallied together and
maintained the billion dollar business on a strong
growth curve during one of the busiest seasons."
Online Casino News courtesy of
InfoPowa
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