ICANN is to make its annual general meeting next month available streaming on YouTube, the org has announced. That’s in addition to the Zoom rooms that have been used exclusively for meetings since the coronavirus pandemic hit at the start of the year. The YouTube streams will be listen/view only and will have up to [...] Continue reading →

Knock Knock Whois There, the .blog registry, said it is going to release its inventory of three-character domains next month. Roughly 47,000 names will be released at premium fees, with prices ranging “from a few hundred dollars to over $100K”, the company said. That number suggests that pretty much all of the alphanumeric combinations and [...] Continue reading →

The hardest part of doing anything is staying motivated. The only way I can keep myself moving forward is by creating small little goals to achieve. Sometimes its weekly goals, sometimes monthly, and a lot longer-term. Without it, the time between purchase and sales seems like an eternity. It’s depressing seeing all the people on [...] Continue reading →

This week’s update is full of great data and statistics that will tantalize as well as inform domain monetization investors about what is really happening in the wider industry. I find myself looking forward to creating the data each week as it gives me a snapshot of what’s really going on. One highlight from this week’s [...] Continue reading →

Banks.com was once a publicly traded company. Elliot Silver reported in 2010 about an agreement with Domain Capital. I just learned that Banks.com, a company that is publicly traded on the American Stock Exchange under ticker symbol BNX, has entered into a “sale-leaseback” agreement with domain financing company, Domain Capital. It appears that Domain Capital [...] Continue reading →

Today: Agronomy.com sold for $6,925 / Buying 3-5 letters Urban related domains – Budget: Up to $5,000.00 / How close two developed domains can be without causing problems / and more… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: [...] Continue reading →

Whereas the changes in the interpretation of reality to include communication, we examine a problem to understand the Society of Information and Communication to its implications in the processing of spatial and temporal organization of social life. Swift changes as a result of the relationships between technology and society are reaching and changing the [...] Continue reading →