A new DN Journal newsletter is going out to opt in subscribers today. The publication is also available to everyone online. In the latest issue we break down the most recent quarter of reported domain sales (3Q-2011) to see how they compare against the same quarter a year ago. [...] Continue reading →

Domainer Candy - The new venture from Chef Patrick. Popular domain blogger and video aficionado, Chef Patrick, is launching a brand new venture today, right on Halloween. Wanting to capitalize on the fact that domainers have a sweet tooth, Chef Patrick soft-launched Domainer Candy. “It’s a metaphor for all the things domainers want and need [...] Continue reading →

Plus How To Create A Business Plan and "drivin' that campaign, high on cocaine..."Owen Frager shared Andrzej Bartosiewicz's photo.Wall PhotosOwen Frager shared a link.Reformed Skinhead, Bryon Widner, Endures 25 Surgeries To Remove Racist Tattooswww.huffingtonpost.comBy HELEN O'NEILL, Associated PressJulie Widner was terrified â afraid her husband would do something reckless, even disfigure [...] Continue reading →

Beautiful Ludmilla Krayova from Russia awaits you. We’ve been receiving an increasing number of spam that appears to promote Russian personals web sites. Usually, the subject line contains random names of Russian women, with a greeting characteristic of an established personal communication. In other words, those spam emails appear to come from someone you might [...] Continue reading →

According to an 8k form filed by publicly traded Banks.com, the company sold Look.com for $400,000 on October 24, and Quidsi was the purchaser. A press release put out by Banks.com mentioned that it was a cash deal: “With the sale of Look.com, we’re able to convert what has been a non-productive asset since we [...] Continue reading →

Banks.com has just announced that they have sold the domain Look.com The buyer appears to be Quidsi, Inc. of Jersey City New Jersey. It was just earlier this month that we wrote about the domain name Look.com going up for sale. The purchase price was not disclosed. The domain was [...] Continue reading →

Did I just hear the roar of “Netfilx sucks“? Amazon.com today announced a new licensing agreement with Disney-ABC Television Group that will allow Amazon Prime members to instantly stream a broad selection of library content from ABC Studios, Disney Channel, ABC Family and Marvel. Popular Disney-ABC Television Group offerings for Prime members will include: [...] Continue reading →