Sedo, our premium sponsor, is rolling out a huge auction of LLLL .com domains, right on Halloween! 😀 Trick or treat! The auction offers more than 320 four letter .com domains, in many vowel and consonant combinations. The Sedo auction runs from October 31 – November 7 and it’s expected to rejuvenate the LLLL .com [...] Continue reading →

Akamai recently released their 2019 State of the Internet / Security Report and in it detailed how criminals are leveraging a range of domain extensions to trick their victims. If you don’t know what phishing is, think of it as essentially trying to trick someone into giving you their username [...] Continue reading →

Today: The most effective sales landers… / The importance of backlinks to domain buyers / TradeCom.com sold for $5,305 / and More… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: looking for Premium .city [...] Continue reading →

Monte Cahn's RightOfTheDot.com has put up the year's latest heavyweight domain sales - ringing up almost $500,000 for Gorilla.com. [...] Continue reading →

We all live in a world where the rapid pace of innovation can be both exciting and challenging. From keeping up with the latest consumer technologies, such as new mobile apps, social media platforms, and digital assistants like Alexa to business-driven innovations like Things (IoT) to Artificial Intelligence, the one certain thing we [...] Continue reading →

Back in 2016 we started a series here that looked at the best and worst about companies in the domain industry. Over the last 30 months a lot has changed at many companies so we are revisiting the good, the bad and the ugly. Each post will deal with just one company, readers are encouraged [...] Continue reading →

Last Thursday, during VeriSign's Q3 2019 quarterly earnings call, CEO Jim Bidzos offered statements that seemed to be carefully calibrated to satisfy Wall Street's curiosity about protracted negotiations with ICANN on a Third Amendment to the .com Registry Agreement while also appearing to distance the company from the soon-to-be forthcoming product of that year-long effort. [...] Continue reading →