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The Shimkus Amendment to the $601 billion National Defense Authorization Act (HR 4435) passed the House of Representatives on May 22nd by a mostly partisan vote of 245–177. While all 228 Republicans present and voting supported the amendment only 17 Democrats voted "aye", with 177 in opposition. Final passage on the entire bill was a [...] Continue reading →

Not a lot of coupons this week but the good news is that three of them should work internationally. Out of the six, two discount codes should bring the price down to $1.99 and the remaining four should bring the price down to $2.95. Didn’t use any of them myself, so I can’t make any [...] Continue reading →

A lot of people, domainers included, fail to realize that ‘WordPress‘ is a registered trademark. One of the basic functions of trademark registration, is the owner’s obligation to defend it, should they become aware of an infringement. Such violations occur quite often in the world of domains, and when one registers domains that incorporate ‘WordPress‘ [...] Continue reading →

The number one secret to successful blogging is the stream of words necessary to make the domain and website blog brand grow. But so many domainers try to evade the serious contribution. The attempts to outsmart the search engines and supercede the legitimate basis for discoverability happens every day. The SEO seeding and the keyword [...] Continue reading →

I just review the .Ninja zone file which includes domain names registered in Sunrise and Landrush (with only 1 application). Note that some of these  domain names carry a premium annual renewal and registration fee. Long time domain industry veteran  Jothan Frakes scored with Brand.ninja and Conference.ninja. The University of Michigan registered Personal.Ninja The strangest [...] Continue reading →

Facebook bought Oculus, the virtual reality headset creators of immersive tech; daily we are witnessing more domain companies adopting the new technology. In January, Ari Goldberger and Jason Schaeffer, seasoned IP attorneys of ESQwire.com and table tennis aficionados, beta-tested the Oculus Rift virtual headset device, during NamesCon. “We were so impressed after a few matches [...] Continue reading →