Among the many issues affecting ICANN's thousand new TLDs is collisions, that is, the same name already used elsewhere. The other uses are non-standard and unofficial, but some names turn out to have been used a lot. One approach to see how bad the collisions are is controlled interruption, in which the TLD publishes wildcard [...] Continue reading →

Today:  Domain Portfolio Construction / How to contact end-users by telephone /  Just sold .in domain for $2000 / And more. Here are the new discussions and domain name news. Question about . eu being a good investment – Anyone following this ccTLD that can share some stats? Charity.tv sold for $1,500! – A .tv sales report [...] Continue reading →

So the @DomainKing stirred things up this past week asking people to spam him their domains on Twitter. Rick started out with a $5k max and moved onto $25K and then finished up with $100K max. Someone here might see something they like and they can post a comment, I will track down the Twitter [...] Continue reading →

Listed below are updates on the top 10 domain sales from a year ago, as ranked by DN Journal. 1. 746.com sold for $121,000 2. FDP.com sold for $50,250 3. DNL.com sold for $49,200 All three domains above either are parked or don’t resolve, and each is under privacy protection. 4. ROD.com sold for $45,600 [...] Continue reading →

Have you wondered how many free things can get on the Internet? If you search a bit of information about the network, will be given account that can get thousands of free Internet stuff. These gifts can be things such as pens, scripts, gift cards, household appliances, web hosting, memberships, and subscriptions to some [...] Continue reading →

If as a result of the interaction object receives and pays one and the same amount of energy after the interaction of its absolute velocity is greater than its velocity before the interaction. Then the system consisting of a large number of objects, the acceleration process should prevail over the processes of inhibition and [...] Continue reading →

A comprehensive look at the final auction prices, closeouts and more from the auction list posted on April 29, 2017.  If there is an asterisk (*) next to a price, it means that the name was at auction from a private seller (rather than an expiring name) and may have had a reserve.  I’m only showing [...] Continue reading →