qztvmxpr Not sure if you’re following me on twitter, but if you are – here are some of the lists I’ve created. These allow you glance through all the latest tweets for that subject easily. Feel free to subscribe, or send me list member suggestions for me to include in... [...] Continue reading →

http://wwww.wordpress.org What do you get when you convert 1BTC to your local currency? And would you exchange that much hard cash for a Bitcoin? Let me know via a comment: Data courtesy: CoinMill.com [...] Continue reading →

Most people will tell you a short domain is better, and usually more valuable than a longer one. And there are usage parameters to back up this fact – Shorter brands are easier to remember Shorter words are used more often Shorter URLs are more effective in SMO And with the world going increasingly mobile, [...] Continue reading →

1. A registrant with a .com will not give up that .com and move to a new TLD 2. ccTLDs perform well in non-US locations inspite of .com mindshare 3. newgTLDs will expand the market – Paul Stahura I’m cautiously optimistic about newgTLDs, not surprisingly, since I’m also extremely positive about existing alternative TLDs and [...] Continue reading →

Don’t know if you’ve been following the back and forth between Rick Schwartz & Michael Berkens about newgTLDS, but it’s been enlightening to say the least. What I’ve done is taken a few of their quotes that made the most impact and collated them. Read on… Rick’s Points http://www.ricksblog.com/2013/12/ricks-poll-results-mean/ So I don’t have all the [...] Continue reading →

Edit: Seems NIXI is sponsoring .IN TV ad campaign. And Afilias was retweeting on behalf of .IN team. Makes sense, if they are to do it, better now than after 1000s of newgTLDs are... [...] Continue reading →

http://wwww.wordpress.org Well, probably not, but it seems the trend for .com domains hit a peak in 2008 and has been on a decline ever since. Wonder if that’s the reason that you see a lot of premium .com domains suddenly available for sale. On the other hand, the number of... [...] Continue reading →