A new online campaign by PIR – the domain Registry behind the dot .ORG domain extension – appears to be focusing on “trust“. Stating, “With .org domains, organizations instill trust and credibility – sometimes even inspiration“,  the Facebook campaign presents a photo of mountain climbers that are apparently “inspired” to climb the highest peaks. Great [...] Continue reading →

So this morning I discovered a video that is honestly too good not to share with the rest of you. If you go back in time to the 1980’s, 1985 to be exact, a revolutionary computer hit the market – the Amiga. Following a number of Amiga computers with descriptive names like 500, 500+ and [...] Continue reading →

The other day when I was digging some information on the DomainNameSales.com’s Q2 sales reports I ran into a meta description on one of the sold domain names and it really grabbed my eye! I didnt’ think much of it at the time, but later in the day while I was sipping on a bottle [...] Continue reading →

Domainers from all over the world gathered outside Ron Jackson‘s newly rebuilt mansion in Florida today, to wish him a happy birthday. The popular domain investor and publisher is turning 40 years old today, an important number in every man’s life. Speaking to the gathered crowds of domainers and local random people who joined the [...] Continue reading →

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Starting Dot Ltd. the registry operator for new generic top-level domains (new gTLD) .BIO, .ARCHI & .SKI, , put out a press release today announcing that over 4,100 .BIO domain names have been registered at the end of the first week generating over a $250,000 USD in revenue. “The .BIO launch ranks in the top [...] Continue reading →

About more general form one is all person who participates and she is involved in the data processing and information or directly and indirectly. At present character races have been created superior, technical and average level that have the purpose of creating professionals in the field of Computer science and Computation. The assigned names [...] Continue reading →