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As I'm writing this, DomainTools is down "for maintenance" purposes. I'm not sure for how long it'll be but currently I'm being inconvenienced, especially since I want to use their WHOIS tool which I pay extra for. DomainTools offers a remarkable history of WHOIS data that has assisted many times with the recovery of stolen...
I'm heading to Disney for the day with my wife and kids. I'll be back later tonight with some pictures
Have a great day everyone.
Only a few hours after finishing the Economic Stimulus flip we began work on taking one of our old mini-sites and bringing it into the 21st century. If you've ever watched a house flipping show this is when they find...
Feature makes listing domains for sale on Snapnames easy.
As first reported on Domain Name Wire earlier this week, Moniker has now released a new feature that allows you to list domain names directly on SnapNames within seconds.
To list domain names for sale on SnapNames, Moniker customers select the domains and then
If you happen to read Day Old News like I do from time to time (the newspaper) it simply amazes me that many of these companies that advertise in the paper or any print really, often do not include the companies domain name / website in their ad.
Why spend big bucks to get noticed and
Today, I saw a domain name on a drop list that had two strong keywords, and I almost bought it.? I did a bit of research, and I immediately realized why it hadn't been renewed by the owner - it didn't make sense as a domain name.? Calcutta is one of the largest cities in
Related posts:Domain Investment, Security & Common Sense I frequently ...
I've seen reverse URLs but this is a first -- an updside down URL. This graphic adorns the wall of the BP section at Nordstrom. I suppose it might be a good way to reach the BP target market -- teenage cheerleader types that can read it while doing a handstand. This URL has really bottomed out.
This is perhaps the most egregious example of a wrap-around URL I've come across. Not exactly fine print.
ICANN recently proposed (for public comment) a Draft Implementation Plan for the introduction of Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs) on a limited basis for ccTLDs. The Plan follows the recommendations of the ICANN?s policy making supporting organizations and advisory committees. Those recommendations are available at http://ccnso.icann.org/workin...
Here is the third in the domainer stereotypes series. Background: I was reading an article about stereotypes and how we love to categorize people and put them in boxes. I realized I hadn?t seen anyone create domainer stereotypes though we all know they exist. I thought I would put together a series of posts with
In preparation for my participation the a session next week at DomainFest entitled:
"Domaining 2.0? - What Does The Next Evolutionary Phase of Our Industry Look Like"
I began asking myself exactly what is domaining?
I've see this question being asked in comments to my blog on many occasions.
To me the answer is clear.
Domaining is comprised of...
A lot of three letter and three character domains highlight our Top Domains at Snapnames list this week.
We even have a 2 character .net.
All below are available at SnapNames.com for backorder.
You can simply click on the link to backorder:
hhx.com
Sick of declining PPC revenues and the insanity of me-too, co-dependancy on 15 cent a day mini-sites in bulk at the mercy of Google to make a profit, Domain Success VIP, Leland Hardy confidant and creative photo whiz, Brady Dillsworth, has a better idea for domain development.
Just in time for Valentines Day, Brady proves exactly what I was sayi...
The great Ronald Reagan once said that "there are no such things as limits to growth, because there are no limits to the human capacity for intelligence, imagination, and wonder." And so it is for Apple.
According to the only guy I have seen so far who has actually dug into the numbers to figure out what is actually going on v. book accounting pol...
A friend shot this adorable cell video of America's new first couple, Barack and Michelle Obama, tripping the light fantastic to the classic Stevie Wonder tune on Inauguration Night.
No Snickering: That Road Sign Means Something Else
By SARAH LYALL (NY Times)
Published: January 23, 2009
In the scale of embarrassing place names, Crapstone ranks pretty high. But Britain is full of them. Ask the residents of Titty Ho, North Piddle, Spanker Lane or Penistone.
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There has been some more news about the possible demise of the .tv extension if the island of Tuvalu sinks into the ocean. Even if the island did sink, it seems highly improbable that the .tv extension would go away, especially with all the money invested by major companies and individuals.n
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One of our popular websites that we developed from a ...
http://www.pcworld.com/article/158254/microsoft_to_merge_windows_live_ and_office_live.html
It's been reported that Microsoft (MSFT) is going to rebrand both of its Windows Live and Office Live services under the name of Kumo. Apparently, "kumo" is Japanese for "cloud" or "sea spider", inter alia. The company filed a trademark application for Kumo o...
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