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Google Becomes a Domain Name Registrar, Announces Google Domains

By CircleID Reporter

Kevin Murphy reporting in Domain Incite: “Google has announced its first foray into the domain name registrar business with Google Domains. The company tells me that the upcoming service will allow customers to buy or transfer domains for $12 a year. Privacy protection, up to 100 email addresses and up to 100 subdomains—things existing leading registrars charge extra for—will be included at no additional cost.”

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