Happy Fall, y’all. While many people are understandably excited about leaf-peeping, Halloween, and pumpkin spice everything, I am just excited to be able to use my oven again without turning the entire house into a sauna. But there is one humble root vegetable that can be transformed into something magical this Fall with a little [...] Continue reading →

A look at the final auction prices, closeouts and more from the domain auction list posted on September 29, 2019. 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 where [...] Continue reading →

Can ID4ME boost both privacy and domain names? This week I talk with Katja Speck and Tom Keller about ID4Me. Katja is the managing director of ID4Me, and Tom Keller is a board member whose day job is Head of Domains at 1&1 Ionos. The best way to think of ID4ME is an easy way [...] Continue reading →

Rent.com was too expensive at $40,000. In That Will Never Work, Mark Randolph explains how Netflix came up with its name. Netflix co-founder Mark Randolph just published a memoir about the company titled That Will Never Work. As with all startups, Randolph and his team had to come up with a name. They started with [...] Continue reading →

I don’t typically watch TV, live or streaming, but every once in awhile I’ll binge watch a show. I haven’t watched anything really good in months, probably for a lack of looking. Yesterday I discovered “Dark” a netflix, German original, dubbed in English. It’s probably one of the best extended plot shows [...] Continue reading →

Please click on the below link to view the first two parts of A History of RPM: Part 1 - A History of RPM Part 2 - A History of RPM The volume of domains being dropped was so high that Verisign found it was being buffeted by the Google margin grab. During [...] Continue reading →

The normal valuation activity is replaced by an imitation, creating visibility of science, professionalism and quality of the results of work performed, skill evaluators. Unfortunately, an imitation of the well-being and success of the solution to all current and emerging issues prevails not only in theory and evaluation practice business objects, but also in [...] Continue reading →