Today: What to do if you spot a domain + website being used for fraud… / Domain Investor Stress, Balance and Wellness: Input Sought / Domain industry: Pros and Cons / and more… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: [...] Continue reading →

In a new DNW Podcast, Host Andrew Allemann (DNW.com) & guest Ron Jackson (DNJournal) review the market forces that created a domain boom last year. [...] Continue reading →

I work at APNIC, the Regional Internet Registry that serves the Asia Pacific Region. APNIC provides common infrastructure services for the region that support the unique assignment of IP address blocks to Internet network operators within our region through the operation of an address registry. In short, IP addresses are what we do. So, when [...] Continue reading →

The asking price for the domain Rams.com was jacked up, once again – all while the Los Angeles Rams made it to the Super Bowl. Could it be coincidental? Of course not. 😀 Rams.com, a domain owned by Adam Dicker, was listed for sale on Sedo for $300,000 dollars in December. The price had been [...] Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, a new vacancy was added to the UN Webpage for Senior Leadership Positions, inviting applications to become the new Tech Envoy. This position has a long and unfortunate backstory. It was created in 2019 as a new role, as an outgrowth of the UN's High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation and the [...] Continue reading →

Last year, I took down the “Make Offer” option on most of my Dan.com listings. Perhaps because many of my names might be considered overpriced to some extent, it didn’t lead to more BIN sales as I hoped. I put back the “Make Offer” option late last year because I enjoy the back and forth [...] Continue reading →

The domain name 77KM.com previously sold on Afternic for $5,400 USD and it ends in less than 5 hours… As of the time of writing it had ZERO Bids… That’s right you could own if for as little as $12 USD! Are you going to take a gamble to acquire 77KM.com and hope the previous [...] Continue reading →