Many domain owners have seen their PPC revenue drop by 75% or more, but we may finally witness an end to the carnage in 2010. The latest indication of an upturn comes from Jefferies who raised their price target on Google stock to $695 a share based on strengthening ad revenue. Yahoo is seeing [...] Continue reading →

Following our October sales report, November was a quieter month in the .in world, but Read more [...] Continue reading →

Just a quick note for the Canadian domainers out there – the TBR sessions scheduled for Wednesday December 23 and 30 will go ahead as normal.  There will be no changes due to the holiday season. [...] Continue reading →

Today in the Lowdown at DNJournal.com: Ron Jackson is back from a family visit to the frozen north. A Christmas shopping excursion there led to another misadventure in brick & mortar land. Ron also has details on a WhyPark.com charity domain auction that just started on a classy new platform at Latonas.com. [...] Continue reading →

Due to a recent question on DNForum by DNGod (“Can buy ICANN-accredited registrar“), I decided to finally update and publish this post, which had been sitting around as a draft for a while. Thank you for the inspiration :) Apply versus Buy If your organization has decided to become an accredited registrar, there are two [...] Continue reading →

I was playing around with Google Insights for Search tonight and noticed an interesting trend. “Domain Parking” went from a high of 92 in July of 2007 to its current low of 39 in December 2009. A few months after PPC revenue started to head south, interest in the term “Mini Sites” started climbing from [...] Continue reading →

Computer and electronics seller, Dell, won seven new domain dispute cases. First, the company won five domain disputes that protect the Dell brand. These five disputes cover eight different domain names, including the typosquatted domain wwdell.com, DellNotebook.com, DellStudent.com, and DellCareers.com. Next, the company won a domain dispute over four gaming related domain names, which [...] Continue reading →