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• How Top Bloggers Earn Money

  Cat pictures, gossip, tech talk, politics - there's lots of ways to rake in the dough online... Here's a look at how some of the most popular blogs make their money.

• Domain names become premium Web real estate

  "The market will really explode when people realize they are sitting on premium real estate," says Schrier, 37, an entrepreneur in New York who bought Blue.com for $65,000 in 2002 and sold it for $500,000.00.

• Internet group opens door to domains beyond .com

  Starting in early 2009, almost any word will be able to replace ".com" in a Web page address. That opens the door for addresses such as www.restaurants.sanfrancisco or www.books.amazon.

• Rick Schwartz has just completed the sale of iReport.com

  The name sold to the Cable News Network (CNN) for $750,000. As the contract was being finalized Schwartz was asked if he had any similar domains so he told CNN he also owned the hyphenated version, i-Report.com.

• The man who owns the Internet

  Kevin Ham is the most powerful dotcom mogul you've never heard of, reports Business 2.0 Magazine. Here's how the master of Web domains built a $300 million empire.

• For bloggers, on-line ads beckon

  Zach Brooks pocketed $1,000 this month blogging about the cheap lunches he discovers around midtown Manhattan -- $10 or less, preferably greasy, and if he's lucky, served from a truck.

• Work at Home: Google for Dollars

  More "gray Googlers" -- people in their 50s, 60s and 70s -- are using the search engine giant's AdSense program to earn money for advertising clicks.

• Teen earns millions via MySpace
  A girl quit school to devote more time to the Internet, and her mom couldn't be happier. WXYZ's Peggy Agar reports.

• Boom, boom. Dotcoms are back in the frame

  The networking event that brought together the young entrepreneurs and venture capitalists who drove the dotcom boom to such dizzying heights is back.