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When computer technology advances, I don't simply move on. I'm known for keeping old, functioning computer gear for years. In the case of my original laptop – a 2004 Compaq I'll affectionately call "The Brick" – the gear itself hasn't quite gone out of fashion. I recently doubled its RAM to 2 Gb and the...
An international domain conference you may not have heard about before is coming up in Valencia, Spain early this fall. Domaining III, produced by Inverdom's Dietmar Stefitz, has already lined up Sedo Co-Founder and CEO Tim Schumacher as one its keynote speakers.
About 6 months ago, I requested information on dropshipping from Doba's website. I thought the concept of dropshipping was interesting, so I figured why not find out more. 1 month ago, I received a call from Doba asking if I'd still be interested in dropshipping. Just as I remained respectful for that phone call, I
Company granted patent for typosquatting and cybersquatting tools. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office today granted Microsoft U.S. patent number 7,756,987 (pdf) for "Cybersquatter Patrol". The patent is for a system of generating lists of typo and cybersquatted domains and peeling back the onion to determine their ownership and revenue source. It...
Political group trying to retroactively create and protect brand. One of the many "Tea Party" political groups, Tea Party Patriots, is running into some problems doing retroactive brand management. Tea Party Patriots, Inc. has filed three UDRP domain dispute cases, and only won one of them. The first case was for six domain names including...
A generic, a typo, or neither. The owner of Casino.com has failed to convince a World Intellectual Property Forum panel that it should get the domain name Caisinos.com. The case was filed by Mansion (Gibraltar) Limited of Gibraltar, which claimed that Caisinos.com is merely a typo of its Casino.com domain name. There are a few
Web site builder gaining new users — and new developed sites — every minute. Last month I wrote about DevHub‘s latest web site builder release and noted that the company was adding a social element to building web sites. The social functionality just went live this week, and so far user engagement is up significantly.
Domino's is continuing to push its new pizza recipe with ShowUsYourPizza.com . This is the 3rd domain name / site used so far in the campaign that I am aware of. The past two sites that are still active are PizzaTurnAround.com and PizzaHoldouts.com which I covered before. The newest site allows customers to upload an
I always feel that I report "Sedo" domain name sales but they are also the wise ones that report the sales to the public. In return, Sedo get's a lot of free press because of this. Snapnames, Namejet, Afternic and GoDaddy do not really report it's sales besides to DnJournal.com which offers a weekly domain
Here are some domain names I am offering for sale. All domains are coming up for renewal soon but all are priced at only $20 each. All domain names are at Moniker.com .
Payment via Paypal.com
Post sold to claim in the comment section and then send me an email at sales @ yofie.com with the specific
I am frequently asked if attending a domain conference is worth the expense and time off from work. I have always said yes, and I want to share a good example of why I think so. Tony Kanakaris is a fellow New Yorker, and despite both of us being members of DNForum and sending a
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There are a lot of doomsday predictions out there about IPv4 address running out soon (there is even a countdown page/iphone app etc.). Whether they are true or not (there are ways to delay the inevitable using NAT etc.) we at Name.com know IPv6 is the future. We always strive to be on
I am writing this post at the Cable Beach Caravan Park in Broome Western Australia, I am here for 7 days with my family on a holiday. Coincidentally yesterday the domain name www.CaravanParks.com.au sold on Drop.com.au for AU$10,100.00 I did not go after the domain myself but I did say to my wife Lois that
In a civil lawsuit filed in the Supreme Court of New York's Allegany County last month, Ceglia vs. Zuckerberg & Facebook, , Paul Ceglia said he signed a contract with Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg in 2003 to develop and design a website called TheFacebook.com (I like the sound of that better). A New York judge's
From a press release/SEC filing from today: Generation Zero Group Inc. (OTCBB: GNZR), an Atlanta-based Internet marketing company, has entered into an agreement to buy nearly all of Find.com URL Holdings LLC for $3.19 million in cash and notes plus shares worth $13.5 million, most of which will go to Scientigo Inc. (OTC: SCNG) for
If you are a web developer and want to start selling Google apps,? and don't already have a domain name, Google is going to prompt you to register your? domain, using one of two partners; You have the choice of using Enom or Godaddy.com. I'm not sure where I have ever read that Google entered
In our Domain Primer written in 1999, we observed the failures of most web businesses suggesting "As we move into the 21st century, the need for Web sites to create a sense of identity, or belonging, is a challenge facing every business. There is an incredible opportunity to innovate. In a world of look-alike, work-alike and are-alike Web sites, s...
A little over a year ago I quit my what could only be described as a corporate sales job in the telecommunications and mobile space and entered the world of marketing and selling to local businesses in rural Missouri.
In the beginning I was a little concerned about being able to translate the approaches that I had used in the past to generating ne...
I thought now would be a good time to reach-out to all of you, my readers, and ask you one of the most important questions you could ask a Domainer, "How do you sell your domains?" I'm hoping to compile a good list and use this data to better-understand really where the liquidity is in
I picked up what I think is a great name for development yesterday…bookbags[dot]org yesterday. Millions of students looking for these things and I'll be putting an ecommerce thing on this soon. I think dot ors are way undervalued when it comes to selling products. Still a tough flip but does very well in products sales
We all have domains in areas we know absolutely nothing about. Whether it be insurance, medical, toys, or plants I know one place that you can go to find people that can help you find a means to monetize the category…….a tradeshow. Every industry has them and they're not very hard to find. Most likely
I say ‘JohnnyA" because that is the new administrator that is added when you find out that your WordPress site has been hacked. MediaTemple says that the hacks have been "site specific" and that they are not the problem. Yet…..almost all the sites have have the same javascript and the same administrator added via hack?...
Part of my "job" as a domainer is to keep up with the latest trends and happenings on the Internet. Every once in a while one little thing becomes one big thing and an Internet meme is created. There are often opportunities to create quick websites or fan sites and draw a HUGE amount of
The Twitter market is only growing stronger in numbers and events like the World Cup demonstrate how powerful the microblogging website can be. According to the Associated Press, "Though Twitter normally sees about 750 tweets per second on an average day, there were 2,940 tweets per second".
Having got on the Twitter bandwagon relatively...
GameSpy and a number of video game websites are reporting that Warner Brothers has been registering domain names for its sequel to the Batman video game Arkham Asylum.
Arkham Asylum, according to Wikipedia, "holds a Guinness World Record for 'Most Critically Acclaimed Superhero Game Ever', with an average score of 91.67 from reviewers." ...
No sooner did we announce that the cash-strapped University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign considers putting its ultra-generic domain, Tech.com on the market for sale – the vultures rushed in. Smelling fresh domainer flesh, the predators started lowballing this magnificent and truly ancient domain that was registered in 1992. "I'll give you ...
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