What does the crystal ball say for the Internet in 2014? Here are three scenarios for what could happen with the global Internet Governance Eco-System in the coming 12 months: Three Scenarios In the worst case scenario the Internet gets more and more fragmented and re-nationalized. A growing number of governments [...] Continue reading →

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It’s already 2014 in many parts of the world, including Australia where Flippa.com and Fabulous.com are based. Cheers, mates! As the clock moves closer to midnight for us on the East Coast of the US, beer consumption is bound to increase. So to keep things simple and avoid making posts while under the influence, we’d [...] Continue reading →

Over the Christmas holidays, a friend asked me “Why do I need hosting for my website?”. They had paid to have a website developed and didn’t understand why they had to pay for hosting on top of the cost of the website development.Read more on Why do I need hosting for my website?…The post Why [...] Continue reading →

By: Raymond Hackney The last day of 2013, first off both Adam and myself would like to thank everyone for reading The Art of the Name this year. We would like to wish everyone a Healthy and Happy New Year. With the year winding down this is the perfect time to take a hard look [...] Continue reading →

A domain inquiry sent via the Domain Name Sales platform, has apparently prevented a violent military intervention in Nigeria. It all started as a typical domain inquiry for a military gear domain name, but instead of coming with an offer, it contained a message from none other than colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu, son of a ruthless [...] Continue reading →

Tucows has joined SedoMLS, giving access to the domain sales network to its thousands of resellers. Sedo has gained a big customer for its SedoMLS network. Tucows, which is generally considered the third or fourth largest domain name registrar, is joining the network, the companies announced. This means that domain names listed for sale on [...] Continue reading →