I’m sitting in the JetBlue terminal of the Ft. Lauderdale Airport. I was visiting home this week, which is always a nice chance to catch up with family members I only see a couple of times a year. It also allowed me to break out of my routine, and reflect on this year. Without going [...] Continue reading →

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Sedo will have a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving weekend as they swept 10 of the first 11 chart entries, including the #1 domain. The .coms piled up 12 chart entries and the ccTLDs also had an excellent outing with 7 charted domains. [...] Continue reading →

Above.com Parking Manager has recently been nominated for the Domainer's Magazine Awards 2011 Best Overall Domain Solution.Voting has already begun, and polls will be active until Wednesday, December 1st. Every registered user on Domainer's Magazine can cast a vote.If you are a registered Domainer's Magazine [...] Continue reading →

We just got photos and highlights from an impromptu gathering that PPX hosted for domainers visiting Hong Kong November 14-16. The domain management and monetization company put the 3-day outing together to fill a void created when the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Hong Kong conference planned for those days was canceled. [...] Continue reading →

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Domaining is very similar to playing the lottery but ultimately the end-result depends on your ability to shop around the domain during a set time frame and hopefully get it sold one way or another. How much? Whatever you can get… The market will set the price. You always hear all this talk about end-users [...] Continue reading →

According to a post by Lori Anne Wardi on coauctions.co, .CO Internet S.A.S. administered a total of 2500 auctions for names that were applied for during the Landrush phase of .CO registration. While most of the auctions were completed successfully, 156 were closed, either because high bidders failed to pay, or forgot to log in [...] Continue reading →