Wishing everyone a happy and extra prosperous 2011. May your parking revenue quadruple and genuine end user request emails fill in your inbox! I posted a quick update of what I’ve been up to lately over here. What is 2011 going to bring to domainers? As usual some good news and some bad news, I’m [...] Continue reading →

Earlier today Rick Schwartz & Michael Berkens both wrote about an unfortunate incident at Moniker.com. I heard the details about this incident a few days ago in an off the record conversation. While the customer is understandably angry he is also focused on seeing changes made that will help prevent such incidents from happening again. [...] Continue reading →

Our latest monthly newsletter is being emailed to opt-in subscribers this weekend. It is also available online. This month we have a special interview with Boxcar.com founder and domain industry veteran Mike Fiol. Mike talks about his innovative new domain auction platform as well as his work at DomainConsultant.com. [...] Continue reading →

After taking a year off in 2010, Domain Roundtable is open for business again. Registration opened today for a 2011 show that will be held March 1-4 in a spectacular new setting on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. You can save $300 by registering early. Plus, we have background on our latest Cover Story profile. [...] Continue reading →

New Cover Story at DNJournal.com: Most of you know about the big splash that the .CO extension made after the Colombian ccTLD was re-launched and made available for worldwide registration last July. But you haven't heard the story of the man behind .CO's rebirth, 32-year-old Juan Diego Calle, the CEO of the .CO Registry. [...] Continue reading →

When developing a website, some changes can only be made while the site is live. However, if you don’t want your potential visitors to see your unfinished site, then one option is to password-protect the site. This works well, except that it can have negative drawbacks. If your website/domain name was already indexed in the [...] Continue reading →

And a few vowels could change your URL! [...] Continue reading →