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MacOS Rumors' Domain Name Falls Down

Cloudscout writes "What happened to MacOS Rumors, you ask? No, they didn't get shut down as a result of Apple's recent attempts at crushing Macintosh rumor-mills. Apparently they simply didn't renew their domain name with Network Solutions. According to WHOIS, macosrumors.com expired on July 16th and now it no longer resolves. The site is still up and running on their other domain name (http://www.mosr.com) although there is no mention of the outage... in fact, there have been no updates since Tuesday. "

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