Business 2.0 features an interesting article on domainers, with a particular focus on Canadian Kevin Ham, a former family physician who holds about 300,000 domain names (thanks Zak).
The Man Who Owns the Internet
May 24, 2007
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royal
didnt bell gates create the internet
bill gates
no bill gates did not create the internet
the internet was merely a way for the military to communicate with each other
but went public a bit later
just like cell phones, and satellite phones
dsfds
bell gates lol