NamePros.Com - DotComGuy.com For Auction. http//www.inq7.net/inf/2004/mar/18/inf_51.htm Please register or log-in into NamePros to hide ads. http://www.namepros.com/industry-news/23914-dotcomguy-com-for-auction.html
Extractions: It appears you have not yet registered with NamePros. To register please click here... (it's fast, easy and free!) advanced search members in the live chat room. Join Chat Register FAQ NP$ Store vbmenu_register("shop"); Active Threads vbmenu_register("threads"); Mark Forums Read NamePros.Com Domain Names Industry News DotComGuy.com for auction. User Name Remember Me? Password Search 1 gigabyte mails here! Jeffrey Wong Zune Reviews and Resource Manila Blog ... Blog Directory Jeffrey View Public Profile Send a private message to Jeffrey Visit Jeffrey's homepage! Find More Posts by Jeffrey ... Nominate for Member of the Month 03-17-2004, 08:20 PM Anthony vbmenu_register("postmenu_172171", true); Permanent Resident
Extractions: George Ayoub is a columnist at The Independent. For those of us who have ever wanted to "just get away for a while," Dotcomguy may be your hero. Then again you may wonder just how happy an e-recluse can be. Dotcomguy has been holed up in a house in Dallas since Jan. 1, unable to leave. But then that's his own choice. He'll be there until Jan. 1, 2001, barring medical emergency. Dotcomguy is conducting a project to show how retailers can best use the Internet. Everything he uses for the next year he must purchase off the Internetfood, clothing, entertainment, books, whatever. Wait! There's more to DCG's little experiment. His house and backyard (where the rules allow him an occasional romp) are outfitted with 16 cameras so visitors to his web site (What else? www.dotcomguy.com) can watch him cook, clean and sleep 24 hours a day. Why someone would want to do that (e-voyeurism?) is not part of DCG's thesis, but suffice to say his tiny little physical world is on display. Of course he also is online quite often and has met fellow surfers from all over the world. He told National Public Radio's Bob Edwards he's already had marriage proposals.
Dotcomguy Content At ZDNet UK News Articles, Whitepapers, Downloads, Opinion and Resources relating to dotcomguy. http://www.zdnet.co.uk/tsearch/dotcomguy.htm
Extractions: Date Relevance News Dallas computer systems manager Mitch Maddox is changing his name to DotComGuy and intends to spend the next 12 months relying on the Net for all his food and entertainment. One Net enthusiast is planning to welcome the new millennium by living... [Find Related Articles] [January 6, 2000, 14:26] var videoAdStream = ''; var videoAdLink = ''; var videoAdGraphicStory = ''; var videoAdGraphicPaint = ''; var playTrack = '';
Extractions: Mitch Maddox, who legally changed his name to DotComGuy in 1999 and got lots of media attention because of a year-long Internet stunt, is selling his trademark name. "I've taken it as far as I can go," Maddox said on March 16. In 2000, the 30-year-old Dallas native moved into an empty house and survived for a year solely off purchases made on the Internet. Viewers could watch Maddox 24 hours a day via a streaming webcast on his Web site, http://www.dotcomguy.com Maddox began an auction on March 16 for the trademark DotComGuy and the domain name http://www.dotcomguy.com . The auction ends on April 30. "It's an asset I've had lying around, and I think it can really benefit someone else," Maddox said. The market for domain names certainly influenced his decision, Maddox said, pointing to the recent sale of Men.com for $US1.8 million ($2.4 million). Media outlets worldwide covered Maddox's online stunt. The promotion garnered sponsorships from several major companies including UPS and peapod.com, an online grocer.
Error / Fehler - Irc.netsplit.de What s up on chat room dotcomguy on IRC network TVEps ? Get information about the users and topics of this IRC channel and start to chat from here! http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/details.php?room=#DotComGuy&net=TVEps
Extractions: Rating: I saw a couple of weeks ago on GMTV dotcomguy.com Well thought I would check it out.. I really dont know what is going on there, I can understand why they would want to do this, but I cant understand what it proves. Yes we all know that if needs be you could live in your own 4 walls, with nothing but TV and the web as your links to the outside world, but hey, he has so many people come round to either interview him or get in on his piece of the action that the guy is vey rarely on his own anyway ..... Its a good idea, but somehwat like the "Trueman show" really but not as funny.... He is obviously getting paid a load of money for this and I think its mad. ... Read all 2 reviews print_header('internet-sites', 'dotcomguy-com', 'topsites', 'www', 'co.uk');
UK Journo Follows DotComGuy's Example | The Register A British TV company is attempting to mimic the efforts of dotcomguy by Eden will be getting advice from Mitch Maddox aka dotcomguy on how to make http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/01/10/uk_journo_follows_dotcomguys_example/
Extractions: var RegId = 8621; Skip to content Biting the hand that feeds IT Management: SetPromptText('q', 'Search'); Microsoft to Yahoo!: Surrender or else Google's riches rely on ads, algorithms, and worldwide confusion Royal Mail sites hit by downtime cock-up Microsoft EULA lands it with $175m Indian tax headache ... Read more top stories The Register Management By Tim Richardson More by this author Published Monday 10th January 2000 12:06Â GMT Improve IT Culture and employee satisfaction in your business - Sign up for the latest RegCast here A British TV company is attempting to mimic the efforts of DotComguy by getting someone to survive for a week just using the Internet to obtain food and clothing. Unfortunately, technical difficulties with the site's Web cam this morning meant that many viewers were unable to see how GMTV's resident Internet expert, Sally Eden, was surviving in the "e-cave". The e-cave, which is, in fact, just a house, is equipped with just the basics a bed, a bathroom and an Internet-ready PC. For everything else food, drink, clothes and entertainment she'll be relying on the Wibbly Wobbly Web. The experiment started today and her progress can be followed
DotComGuy Goes To Dot Com Company Network Solutions, Inc., the dot com company, is linking up with dotcomguy, a 26 year old former systems manager who legally changed his name to, well, http://dc.internet.com/news/article.php/300081
Extractions: Network Solutions, Inc., the dot com company, is linking up with DotComGuy, a 26 year old former systems manager who legally changed his name to, well, DotComGuy. The Herndon, Va.-based domain name registrar plans to sponsor DotComGuy, who will communicate over the Internet and live from items and services purchased solely online between January 1, 2000 and January 1, 2001. "We're the dot com people, so naturally we're pleased to participate in DotComGuy's promotion of e-commerce," Doug Wolford, senior vice president and general manager of Network Solutions'Registrar and Value-Added Services, said.
Cooltech.iafrica.com | Tech News DotComGuy Wants To End It All He spent four years as dotcomguy, including a year holed up in a Dallas home living entirely off the internet. Now he will go back to being just plain Mitch http://cooltech.iafrica.com/technews/310090.htm
Extractions: Communities: [ h o m e ] Africa Afrikaans Aids Wise Business Cars Careers Cooltech Dating Easy Money Entertainment Fun Stuff Games Highlife Men Motoring My Money News Sport Talk Travel Weather Win Women Services: Book Airtickets Car Hire Chat Online Classifieds Directories Ecards Homeloans Mobile Magic myiafrica.com Shop Online Search Posted Wed, 17 Mar 2004 He spent four years as "DotComGuy", including a year holed up in a Dallas home living entirely off the internet. Now he will go back to being just plain Mitch Maddox, legally changing his name back, to the delight of his wife, whom he met where else? on the internet. Maddox got worldwide attention in 2000 when he legally changed his name to DotComGuy, in a promotion aimed at demonstrating how the internet could be used for food, furniture and other necessities. With sponsors including United Parcel Service, 3Com, Network Solutions, Piper Jaffray and Travelocity, he spent the entire year of 2000 in his home in Dallas Texas, living off the internet. All food and other necessities were ordered off the internet and delivered to the home he never left.
Dotcomguy dotcomguy . Mypage; Album; Blog; Guestbook; Mypage; Friend Setting; Video. Add to Friend List. Default group, All-. Now List Category -All-, http://www.wretch.cc/friend/dotcomguy
Dotcomguy Free Download Company Namedotcomguy. Website http//www.chauy.com/2006/01/nestingrepeaters-in-net/ Software belong to dotcomguy (Total 17 softwares) http://script.wareseeker.com/publishers/dotcomguy-n609.php
Extractions: printTopHeader('http://script.wareseeker.com/', 'All CategoriesAjaxASPASP.NETC and C++CFMLCGI and PerlFlashJavaJavaScriptPHPPythonRemotely HostedRuby on RailsTools and UtilitiesWeb HostingXML'); printText(''); printSectionHeader('http://script.wareseeker.com/', 'Publisher Details'); Company Name:dotcomguy Website: http://www.chauy.com/2006/01/nesting-repeaters-in-net/ Phone: No available Email: No available Software belong to dotcomguy (Total 17 softwares) Sponsored Links Nesting repeaters in .NET
Extractions: Talk Back E-mail Print The registered trademark, DotComGuy(R) and the domain name registration http://www.dotcomguy.com, will be offered for sale through an auction at http://www.dotcomguy.com. With more than 2 billion media impressions, DotComGuy(R) is the best-known global Internet trademark on the market. The family-friendly brand is highly regarded by many demographic markets and was proudly sponsored by United Parcel Service, 3Com, Network Solutions, Piper Jaffrey, Travelocity and other major corporations. Four years ago, DotComGuy(R), borne Mitch Maddox, gained worldwide attention by moving into an empty two-bedroom house in Dallas, planning to live entirely off the Internet. Before moving in, Mitch legally changed his name to DotComGuy(R). Transformed from "average Joe" to Internet-guru, DotComGuy(R) became an Internet cyber-celebrity, ushering in the current reality-show craze. DotComGuy(R) succeeded in his mission - never leaving the house for the entire year. A variety of guests schmoozed with DotComGuy(R) at the DotCompound, including Pat Green and Ed McMahon. DotComGuy(R) achieved incredible media attention, with more than one billion media impressions in less than three months - virtually every major news outlet around the globe covered the story, from San Francisco to Stockholm, Tokyo to Tasmania. In addition, DotComGuy(R)'s story was covered by media outlets such as the NBC-TV "Today" program, CNN, ABC News, People Weekly, Time magazine, USA Today, MSN.com, FOX News, AdWeek and Fortune magazine.
TradeMe - Listings From Dotcomguy TradeMe Listings from dotcomguy Trade Me is New Zealand s leading shopping website, with thousands of online auctions and classifieds. http://www.trademe.co.nz/Members/Listings.aspx?member=1305281
Dotcomguy - Viewing Profile Dotian.com is the Global Community of all the netigens / netizens (computer savvy people who regularly devote their time on the World Wide Web). http://www.dotian.com/dotcomguy-m455.htm
Extractions: @import url(http://www.dotian.com/style_images/css_7.css); Dotian.com The Rules Help Search ... Calendar Welcome Guest Log In Register Dotian Global Community > Viewing Profile Profile Personal Photo Rating Options Options Personal Statement dotcomguy doesn't have a personal statement currently. Personal Info dotcomguy Noob Age Unknown years old Gender Not Set Location Unknown Birthday Unknown Interests No Information Statistics Joined: 1-August 07 Profile Views: 42 Last Seen: 1st August 2007 - 01:28 AM Local Time: Apr 7 2008, 10:35 AM posts (0 per day) Contact Information No Information No Information No Information No Information Send Message Private * Profile views updated each hour Members
Forums Where Dotcomguy Last Posted Last 25 active threads dotcomguy has participated in. ALL, Alabama, Alabama restaurants and first date ideas, Alaska, Alaska restaurants and first date http://forums.plentyoffish.com/user/DotComGuy.aspx
Extractions: REGISTER MAIL/PROFILE HELP NOW ONLINE ... SUCCESS STORIES View Last 25 Posts by dotcomguy HERE Thread Title Newest Threads Username Last 25 active threads dotcomguy has participated in: ALL Alabama Alabama restaurants and first date ideas Alaska Alaska restaurants and first date ideas Alberta Alberta restaurants and first date ideas Arizona Arizona restaurants and first date ideas Arkansas Arkansas restaurants and first date ideas Art/Music Ask A Girl Ask A Guy Australia British Columbia British Columbia restaurants and first date ideas Broken Hearts California California restaurants and first date ideas Colorado Colorado restaurants and first date ideas Connecticut Connecticut restaurants and first date ideas Dating Experiences Dating Over 30 Dating Over 45 Dating Sites Delaware Delaware restaurants and first date ideas District Of Columbia District Of Columbia restaurants and first date ideas Event Hosts forum Florida Florida restaurants and first date ideas Georgia Georgia restaurants and first date ideas Hawaii Hawaii restaurants and first date ideas Humor Idaho Idaho restaurants and first date ideas Illinois Illinois restaurants and first date ideas Indiana Indiana restaurants and first date ideas Introductions Iowa Iowa restaurants and first date ideas Kansas Kansas restaurants and first date ideas Kentucky Kentucky restaurants and first date ideas Louisiana Louisiana restaurants and first date ideas Maine Maine restaurants and first date ideas Manitoba Manitoba restaurants and first date ideas Maryland Maryland restaurants and first date ideas
DotComGuy Returns To The Real World | Media | MediaGuardian 11.15amThe new year brought to an end one of the more bizarre internet experiments the self-imposed isolation of dotcomguy, reports Polly Sprenger. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2001/jan/02/newmedia
Extractions: document.domain = "guardian.co.uk"; Search: guardian.co.uk Media Web Close This article was first published on guardian.co.uk on Tuesday January 02 2001. It was last updated at 11:39 on January 02 2001. The final hours of 2000 brought to a close one of the more bizarre internet experiments - the self-imposed isolation of DotComGuy, a US computer programmer who spent the entire year living off the internet. Supported by corporate sponsors flush with the then-plentiful dot.com cash, Mitch Maddox changed his name legally to DotComGuy before settling in for a year of delivered groceries, chatroom social contact and webcams recording and broadcasting his every move. Dismissed by many as the most absurd stunt in a year awash with publicity stunts, DotComGuy nevertheless managed to attract a number of corporate sponsors, including NetB@nk, PhoneFree.com, Network Solutions and Peapod, the online grocer. Mr Maddox intends to revert back to his given name now that the stunt is over, and will marry a woman he met in an online chat session from his website, DotComGuy.com.
