The ridiculous .mobi land-grab is on September 26, 2006
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Why is it ridiculous ?
If you think its ridiculous, we deserve to know why. I respect your opinions but you missed the mark here by criticizing something without giving any reasons. Google, Microsoft, Nokia, Ericsson, GSM Association, Hutchison, Orascom Telecom, Samsung Electronics, Syniverse, T-Mobile, Telefónica Móviles, TIM and Vodafone (all investors in dotmobi) would also like to know why its ridiculous so next time they can INVEST in better ideas
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