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Just a quick announcement here that I have left Recall Media Group (on good terms) to focus solely on Bido. Bido has now spun off as it's own seperate entity where I assume the CEO position while Jarred Cohen moved up from VP Operations to the COO job. This change has no effect whatsoever on the current operations and cus...
I don't plan to do this daily however I have a little extra time right now, and some nice names coming tomorrow, so why not? Here goes:
BUYMYSPACE.COM
Ideas: "space" is pretty vogue. Could be for parking space, templates, advertising space on your parked domains, etc.
LARGEST.IN
I like the .IN extension. This could describe various records, as well...
The Castello Brothers have joined Fred Mercaldo to launch another developed website at Manicure.com. The domain will serve as the foundation for a network tying together hundreds of domains. Also today, Moniker releases the catalog for their live domain auction at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York October 28.
BuyDomains.com today announced the availability of premium domain names CreditRate.com, PrimeRate.com and CreditScores.com.
These category defining and key word rich domain names represent a unique opportunity for a financial services, credit card, debt consolidation or lending company to capture the leading online destinations in a $10 billion glo...
Saturday's guest post about keyword alternative domain names seems to have hit a nerve. I wanted to follow up and give my view on the topic.
The best way to express how I feel is by sharing my previous successes. I owned two real estate companies, one used a keyword domain name and the other did
People are getting sued left and right for having domain names with others' names in them (a.k.a. cybersquatting). They'll buy a domain name with a famous person's name in it, and normally try to sell it to that person, or make a website about that person with the intent of making a profit.
While I would
DomainAdvertising.com – an "advertiser aligned domain monetization program for publishers" – is to be unveiled on October 26, 2009 at the T.R.A.F.F.I.C New York event.
The much awaited and talked about service promises to bring a unique offering to both advertisers and publishers purely utilizing the power of domain names.
DomainAdverti...
Rick Latona Auctions have announced the list of domain names they are going to auction off at the upcoming T.R.A.F.F.I.C New York Auction to be held October 26 – 29, 2009.
T.R.A.F.F.I.C New York will also host a Moniker live auction at the event. Incidentally, this is the last T.R.A.F.F.I.C event to feature a Moniker auction
Dropbox.com now forwards to GetDropbox.com.
TechCrunch noticed that popular web backup tool Dropbox has acquired the domain name Dropbox.com, which forwards to its web site GetDropbox.com. Hopefully this will be a lesson to web startups to not be stingy with their initial domain purchase, as it costs them lots more money in the long run.
Impression fraud is alive and well.
While most media outlets have shouted the alarm bells about click fraud over recent years, we shouldn't forget that the old stalwart of online advertising fraud still exists: impression fraud.
The Wall Street Journal reported today about recent examples where web sites would show "invisible ads", inflating the ...
Moniker shrinks silent auction, online finance auction ends tomorrow.
Responding to complaints about the unwieldy number of domains in its last major silent (extended) domain auction, Moniker has cut the list from about 5,000 to 1,800 for this month's auction. I'm not sure if the list is small enough even at 1,800, but it's definitely...
GNSO given two months to weigh-in on intellectual property issues for new top level domain names.
ICANN President & CEO Rod Beckstrom and Chairman of the Board Peter Dengate-Thrush have sent a letter to Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO), asking it to weigh-in on intellectual property issues related to new top level domain names by D...
Registrar is launching tool to make finding location-based domain names easier.
Domain name registrar GoDaddy is launching a GeoDomain research tool to help domainers find local domains, such as cityHotels.com. The tool will be launched no later than Monday.
Users enter a location (such as a city or state) and can also add keywords, such as
News cooperative buys domain for launch of initiative.
I often times write about companies that announce a new product before securing rights to the corresponding domain name. So it's always nice to see when a company does secure a domain in anticipation of a launch.
This one comes courtesy of Rob Sequin, who read an article
DomainReport.ca - Over the long weekend I got a domain name appraisal scam email, the first I've received in a long time. Though I've gotten these before, this one didn't immediately stick out to me at first. Only when I read the part "If you have other domains for sale feel free to send your list" did I start to suspect it was a scam. Why? Bec...
I received a bunch of emails again which come across as somebody interested in buying a domain name you own, but in the end they are really not interested in buying your domain name. It is a Scam! They try to get you to pay for an appraisal from a site they own and never
In a perfect world, every company, product or service should own the exact match domain name to it. The problem, many companies "get cheap" and think the domain name used for their site is not a vital asset to the company, but It is!
Consider this example from a recent article on TechCrunch.com talking about the
Back in June, I discussed how important it would be for Morgan Stanley Smith Barney to buy the MSSB.com domain name, which had been privately owned since at least its current creation date of 2003. The private owner didn't really have a better buyer than the newly formed financial giant, and the new company really
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As I reported back in May, NBA basketball player Chris Bosh won a judgment against a cybersquatter with the help of law firm Winston and Strawn. At the time, it was reported that Bosh was able to recover the domain name ChrisBosh.com, and he also won a financial judgment of $120,000 (including legal fees and
Related posts:NBA Player Gets Domain ...
Yup, as predicted, the dealerships are in extreme hangover pain.? Why they ordered in so many new cars to fill up their lots again, I have no idea.
This oversupply is sad, but I do not feel bad for the dealers.? This was foreseeable and preventable.? I would love to hear about dealers who did not Read more articles on this topic at Green TaxiCash F...
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