I love music. Always have. Music has enriched my life in many ways, and has helped me get through some very tough times.My taste is very eclectic. I like everything from jazz to classical to disco and funk.I love sharing music too, especially with my six-year-old daughter. I am extremely [...] Continue reading →

Marriages made in heaven? Veteran domain industry exec Craig Snyder (Internet REIT & Marchex) exchanges vows with Oversee.net where he will run SnapNames and Moniker. Meanwhile, real wedding bells ring for well-known IDN Investor Rubber Duck (AKA Dave Wrixon). We have pix of the bride & groom. [...] Continue reading →

Ron Jackson is back from vacation with an account of a diverse week divided between one of the world's most remote beaches, a Victorian mansion - complete with a ghostly encounter that had his hair standing on end - and a white coat ceremony at medical school. [...] Continue reading →

Next week I will have the pleasure of having as a guest on Domain Names Podcast, Johns Wu the original owner / creator of www.Bankaholic.com. For those of you who have been living in a cave without internet for the past 9 months, Johns sold www.Bankaholic.com to www.BankRate.com for a reported US$15 Million dollars after [...] Continue reading →

I came across a limitation of AWStats today that, much to my surprise, has not really been addressed effectively.  For those of you that have cPanel and AWStats installed on your server, and host multiple domains on the same box, you may have noticed this too.  The way you normally see your AWStats is to [...] Continue reading →

Back in 2005 Amazon.com launched a website they call Mechanical Turk, which is basically a job posting board for small tasks that people can do from home, such as writing reviews, transcribing podcasts, describing photographs,answering surveys, etc. These tasks have nothing to do with Amazon.com, Amazon just runs the site. Workers are usually paid $.01 [...] Continue reading →

I rarely buy domain names anymore, but recently I bought GameTheory.com for $6901 at a Sedo.com auction. I bought it because I thought it was cheap and would do well in Google if I built a mini-site on it (Game Theory is the mathematical study of the strategies used to win games, as featured in [...] Continue reading →