The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. The high end of the market returned this week with the biggest non .com global TLD sale of the year - a .org domain that commanded a cool $100,000. We also saw the year’s third highest country code sale, a German .de domain that [...] Continue reading →

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Today in DN Journal's Lowdown: Sedo begins a month-long auction binge on Thursday, the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. ccTLDs conference coming up June 1-4 in Amsterdam releases an updated schedule and the .PRO registry signs up to sponsor next month's ICANN Meeting in Sydney, Australia. [...] Continue reading →

Tralliance, the operating company of the .travel Registry, has proposed a new plan to allow the registration of one and two character .travel domain names. The names would be available initially through an auction process. The list of auctioned names provided by the Registry would be auctioned off by a 3rd party provider with a [...] Continue reading →

Telnic Limited announced that in the two months since its public launch, the Registry has surpassed the 200,000 registration mark. The Registry previously announced in March that it had reached 100,000 registrations within 36 hours of the public launch. While general registrations continue to grow, the Registry’s biggest growth has come from their reseller partners, [...] Continue reading →

doMEn, the .me Registry, announced that registrations have reached the quarter-million mark, making it the fastest growing ccTLD. The .me extension, which has been available worldwide for just over a year, has proven incredibly popular not just for regular registrations, but in the secondary market as well. More than 48,000 applications were received by [...] Continue reading →

You might be wondering how I sell a domain name. Most of the time, the buyer looks me up as the owner of the domain (using a service like betterwhois.com) and then emails me an offer. At least 1/2 the time they ask me to call them or they ask for my phone number, and [...] Continue reading →