I know we have a lot of readers of the blog based in the USA and number in the Florida area. I just wanted to write a quick post to let you know that you are all in my thoughts and I hope everyone stays safe. [...] Continue reading →

Nominet has been charging its thousands of members annual subscription fees unlawfully for the last quarter-century, it has been claimed. Ian Mitchell KC, who you may recall was hired by a handful of members to opine that Nominet’s voting system may be illegal, has now delivered a follow-up opinion saying that any subscription fees it [...] Continue reading →

Check out today’s expired domain name auction picks including the previously sold domain name KitchenToKitchen.com currently at $12 USD, previously sold in 2019 for $2,488, other top picks to look at 20 years old SafetyGuard.com so many product applications… 26 year old DeepForest.com would make an awesome brand TinyTools.com another aged domain that could be [...] Continue reading →

At the end of my son’s soccer game on Saturday, one of the parents came up to the Assistant Coach and asked about the company on his sweatshirt. The Assistant Coach works at the company, and the other parent knew a couple of his colleagues. After their conversation ended and we walked off the field, [...] Continue reading →

Sedo released their weekly domain name sales and Editing.com led the way at $46,000. SCP.eu was second at 27,500 Euro, ($26,407). Filmalula.com was third at 20,000 Euro, ($19,226). 36 .com sales 10 cctld sales 5 other tld sales Highlights of public SedoMLS sales are:     filmalula.com at 20,000 EUR wolf247.com at 13,500 USD ppya.com at [...] Continue reading →

ICANN has formally adopted a policy that would enable it to remove ccTLDs from the DNS root when their associated countries cease to exist, raising the possibility of the Soviet Union’s .su being deleted. Last Thursday at ICANN 75 in Kuala Lumpur, the board of directors rubber-stamped the ccNSO Retirement of ccTLDs Policy, which sets [...] Continue reading →

Brazil’s .br ccTLD has topped five million registered domains for the first time. Stats provided by registry NIC.br show that the milestone was passed around September 14. The last million names have been added in just the last few years — .br hit four million in late March 2019 and started a steep climb when [...] Continue reading →