Technical news headlines from all sources http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24734/Domain-Hack-DealsPl-us-Loses-Case-for-DealsPlus-com.html Company tries to get “proper” version of its domain through UDRP but fails. I’ve argued many, many times that you shouldn’t create a web site at a “domain hack”, where the top level domain name is part of the keywords. Here’s just another example, courtesy of a decision at World Intellectual Property Organization. Sazze, Inc, which operates DealsPl.us, has lost a case brought against the owner of DealsPlus.com. DealsPl.us is a big web site, getting well over a million unique visits per month according to Compete. But imagine trying to tell someone to go to the actual web site: “It’s DealsPlus. That’s deals-p-l-dot-u-s.” That doesn’t work well. So DealsPl.us filed a UDRP to get the better domain name DealsPlus.com. A three person panel found that the domain name wasn’t registered and used in bad faith. Like just about every site on a domain hack that has become popular, I bet Sazze wishes it would have done things right from the beginning. © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts: Louis Vuitton loses case for LV.com A Long Morning Thanks to WordPress Hack Related posts:Court Rules in BME.com Cybersquatting Case, Could Affect Domain Owners Think the Domain Renewal Scam is Bad? Check out MediaNetCom. WIPO Panelist Calls Juice Bar?s Assertions ?Mystifying? Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24733/Raising-Kids-to-Be-Entrepreneurs.html This video will resonate with a lot of domainers. If you’re a domainer, you’re probably an entrepreneur. Maybe not a full time entrepreneur, but at least you take your future into your own hands. Which is why I think you’ll appreciate this video from Cameron Herold speaking at a TEDxEdmonton. A warning: it’s 20 minutes long, so watch it when you want to take a break. But watch the whole thing, including the video at the end from Grasshopper.com. I’ve been an entrepreneur since I could talk. Yet I feel that the American school system largely failed me. I did well, and even graduated college with a 4.0. But most of what I learned was wrote memorization with little practical use. It’s something I think about every day, especially with my daughter heading to kindergarten in a year. Enjoy. © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. No related posts. Related posts:Kevin Ham and Chris Hartnett Graduate From the Harvard Business School DN Journal Exclusive: Dr. Kevin Ham and Dr. Chris Hartnett Are Heading Back to College! Despite Repeated Setbacks Aron Meystedt Never Quit & Now His Persistence is Paying Off Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24732/QuinStreet-Buys-Insurance-com-Web-Site-and-Domain-Name.html Publicly traded Quinstreet acquires Insurance.com. Lead generation company QuinStreet has purchased the Insurance.com web site and domain name. A notice on Insurance.com states “Insurance.com has changed ownership. Click here to review our updated privacy policy.” The privacy policy notes that site is owned by Quinstreet. I called a phone representative at Insurance.com who said the company was acquired “a couple days ago”. I am awaiting a response from Quinstreet with further details. This was surely an expensive acquisition, but I can’t find information about it in any of Quinstreet’s SEC filings. Last year QuinStreet purchased the Insure.com web site for $16 million. It then filed to go public on the NASDAQ, and now has a market capitalization of about $550 million. Compete.com estimates that Insurance.com receives 325,000 visits per month. Many readers of Domain Name Wire think that Insurance.com is the most valuable domain name in the world, even more valuable than Sex.com. ); //]]>--> © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts: Company That Bought Insure.com Files to Go Public Bankrate Buys InsuranceQuotes.com Silicon Alley Insider Values GoDaddy at $1.4 Billion, Oversee.net at $1 Billion Related posts:Trying to obtain an insurance quote, online (or: How companies do not get the Internet, part 3857) GM-Volt.com Getting Lots of Traffic, But is the Site Owner at Risk? Domain Hack DealsPl.us Loses Case for DealsPlus.com Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24731/MeetingWave-Names-New-CEO-and-Director-of-Business-Development---StreetInsider-com.html Internet-based company for offline face-to-face business networking names new executives to focus on business development and sales relating its recently launched patented private label platform. (PRWEB) July 29, 2010 … Related posts:Proceeds From Domain Names For Sale To Be Donated To Charity Including Fax, Telecom … – TMCnet Ron Sheridan is Back With a New Company That Says It Can Cure the Domain Monetization Blues Innovative Domain Auction Service Bido.com Abruptly Calls It Quits Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24730/QuinStreet-Buys-Insurance-com-Web-Site-and-Domain-Name.html Publicly traded Quinstreet acquires Insurance.com. Lead generation company QuinStreet has purchased the Insurance.com web site and domain name. A notice on Insurance.com states “Insurance.com has changed ownership. Click here to review our updated privacy policy.” The privacy policy notes that site is owned by Quinstreet. I called a phone representative at Insurance.com who said the company was acquired “a couple days ago”. I am awaiting a response from Quinstreet with further details. This was surely an expensive acquisition, but I can’t find information about it in any of Quinstreet’s SEC filings. Last year QuinStreet purchased the Insure.com web site for $16 million. It then filed to go public on the NASDAQ, and now has a market capitalization of about $550 million. Compete.com estimates that Insurance.com receives 325,000 visits per month. Many readers of Domain Name Wire think that Insurance.com is the most valuable domain name in the world, even more valuable than Sex.com. ); //]]>--> © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts:Company That Bought Insure.com Files to Go PublicBankrate Buys InsuranceQuotes.comSilicon Alley Insider Values GoDaddy at $1.4 Billion, Oversee.net at $1 Billion Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24729/Rick-Schwartz-Floating-TRAFFIC-Without-Sponsors-Idea.html I received an email from Rick Schwartz this morning with the subject, “BIG News from T.R.A.F.F.I.C.” and I immediately read the email.  Rick and Howard are expecting a big show in Florida in October (I am not surprised about this), and they are already discussing the format of TRAFFIC in 2011. According to Rick’s email. “In 2011, T.R.A.F.F.I.C. is strongly considering the possibility of having a “Non Sponsored” event. That means NO SPONSORS! Domainers only. The purpose is to keep the advertising and commercial part out and the ideas in.” First off, I dig the idea of the more relaxed conference. I’ve hosted a few get togethers in New York, and because the crowd is made up of from anywhere between 15-35 people, it’s very relaxed and cordial. We haven’t had many sponsors for the events and that is usually intentional. I think there will be a few big issues with doing a non sponsored event and I hope it doesn’t happen. Most companies will still send representatives to meet with clients who attend the show. Right there, the idea of a non-commercial event is kind of thrown out the window. Even if Rick and Howard would try to limit the event to domainers and exclude larger companies, that would prove to be a difficult challenge in and of itself since many domain investors have become providers of some sort. If sponsors are let in without booths and/or event sponsorships, it’s still going to be commercial, except sponsorship revenue won’t be there. This brings me to my next point. TRAFFIC is already known as the most expensive domain conference. The current rate for South Beach is $1,295, which is double what DomainFest costs. Without sponsors to defray some of the costs, I can only imagine the price increasing. Nearly every company is either facing cutbacks or not spending more, and a price increase or a smaller conference would probably keep attendance very low, which in turn would dissuade fence sitters from attending. One of the reasons I think DomainFest has been so successful is that domain investors want to meet with their account representatives face to face at least once a year. Oversee has very long tentacles when it comes to the domain space, and they have thousands of clients in their lines of business. Having a personal relationship with certain account representatives is very important in a business like this, and attending DomainFest is that opportunity to meet with account reps in addition to other domain investors. Without the commercial sponsorships, it’s one less reason to attend. I realize that many people who have been in this business for a while remember DeanFest (the first real conference), and most would relish the opportunity to relive that experience. Unfortunately, this business has grown so much over the years that reclaiming the old days is as likely as going to a college reunion hoping to relive the college experience of staying out drinking until 4am. Unless you happen to be Gregg McNair, you probably won’t be doing that and will wake up the next morning with a massive hangover. Times have changed. Domain investing has become a larger industry in and of itself. New people have entered the space, and it’s not as collegial as it once was. The growth of domain investing has made a lot of people very wealthy, and there are plenty of negatives that come along with this. I don’t think having an unsponsored TRAFFIC event will draw a big crowd, and I think it could hurt the TRAFFIC brand. Related posts:Sun Sentinal Uses Rick Schwartz for DomainFest Publicity A friend of mine emailed me a Sun Sentinal article... Why You Should Attend a Domain Conference Although networking with other domain investors is high up on... TRAFFIC Conference Slashes Price – Will a Domain Conference Price War Follow? For years, the Targeted Traffic conference was known as the... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24728/CreditCardMachines-com-to-be-auctioned-off-at-T-R-A-F-F-I-C--Dublin---Low-Reserve.html I was particularly excited about creditcardmachines.com when I saw the agreement come in. I myself have had small businesses with a physical presence and know how expense these things can be. In late August, at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Dublin we’ll be auctioning off this domain and it is starting in the low 5-digits. This name is supposed to blow off the shelf. We are largely turning into a paperless society and to date there are no logical alternatives to credit cards. Businesses need credit card machines of all types and there are many out there. I love it when restaurant waiters carry the wireless ones. I don’t have to worry about my card walking off. There’s tons of search traffic out there and the click prices are high. This name is a real gem. Please contact us if you need to arrange for financing before the auction. If you are interested in placing a bid remotely or talking about the name before the auction, reach out to RJ @ Latonas.com. He’ll help guide you. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24727/Raising-Kids-to-Be-Entrepreneurs.html This video will resonate with a lot of domainers. If you’re a domainer, you’re probably an entrepreneur. Maybe not a full time entrepreneur, but at least you take your future into your own hands. Which is why I think you’ll appreciate this video from Cameron Herold speaking at a TEDxEdmonton. A warning: it’s 20 minutes long, so watch it when you want to take a break. But watch the whole thing, including the video at the end from Grasshopper.com. I’ve been an entrepreneur since I could talk. Yet I feel that the American school system largely failed me. I did well, and even graduated college with a 4.0. But most of what I learned was wrote memorization with little practical use. It’s something I think about every day, especially with my daughter heading to kindergarten in a year. Enjoy. © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. No related posts. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24726/T-R-A-F-F-I-C--is-considering-the-possibility-of-having-a-Non-Sponsored-event-in-2011.html In 2011,T.R.A.F.F.I.C. wants to keep the advertising and commercial part out and the ideas in .That means that the organizers want to have a non sponsored T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference next year . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24725/New-Google-Advertising-Layout-With-More-Links-In-Ad.html It appears that Google.com is offering a new layout for some adwords advertising spots on it’s search engine. I just noticed this today and below is the screen shot with several new things that I noticed. One, is the "pink" colored background. Not a big change but it is a change from a yellowish color before. The [...] Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24724/IBM-wins-domain-name-case.html The International  Business Machines Corporation (IBM)  has recently won the domain name IBM.com.ro domain name through arbitration . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24723/Domain-Hack-DealsPl-us-Loses-Case-for-DealsPlus-com.html Company tries to get “proper” version of its domain through UDRP but fails. I’ve argued many, many times that you shouldn’t create a web site at a “domain hack”, where the top level domain name is part of the keywords. Here’s just another example, courtesy of a decision at World Intellectual Property Organization. Sazze, Inc, which operates DealsPl.us, has lost a case brought against the owner of DealsPlus.com. DealsPl.us is a big web site, getting well over a million unique visits per month according to Compete. But imagine trying to tell someone to go to the actual web site: “It’s DealsPlus. That’s deals-p-l-dot-u-s.” That doesn’t work well. So DealsPl.us filed a UDRP to get the better domain name DealsPlus.com. A three person panel found that the domain name wasn’t registered and used in bad faith. Like just about every site on a domain hack that has become popular, I bet Sazze wishes it would have done things right from the beginning. © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts:Louis Vuitton loses case for LV.comA Long Morning Thanks to WordPress Hack Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24722/Hand-Picked-Expired-Domain-GoDaddy-Auctions-List-w--BIN-s.html Here is a list of expired domain names that are currently on auction at GoDaddy Auctions that I went through and picked out for one reason or another. There is a decent mix of domains and  even several with Buy It Now’s that are "closeout" domains. I hope you are able to find at least one [...] Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24721/Global-Upgrade-Makes-Internet-More-Secure.html The security of the global Internet has been bolstered by a historic collaboration between government and the private sector. ICANN has joined the U.S. Department of Commerce and VeriSign Inc. to add security at the top of the domain name system ? the technical infrastructure behind the Internet?s ?phone book? - to protect Internet users from certain forms of online fraud. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24720/Oink-com-sells-for--17-000.html Oink.com domain name was recently sold through Sedo for $17,000 .Another interesting domain name sale is Befrank.com,sold for $15,000 . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24719/Submission-now-open-for-SnapNames-Recreation---Toys---Games-Auction.html SnapNames,an Oversee.net company,is now accepting submissions of domain names for the Recreation & Toys & Games auction . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24718/New-Service-Gets-Farmers-Online-with-American-Beef-com--Texas-Beef-com-and-Other-Beef-----Newswiretoday-com.html NewswireToday – /newswire/ – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 07/28/2010 – Beef.com today launched a new marketing service for farmers, ranchers and those servicing the beef industry . The innovative Marketing Name … Related posts:O2 Secure Wireless, Inc. Announces Earthcom Service Inc.’s Securing of New Domain Names – msnbc.com Online Ad Spending About to Bounce Back? New Survey Indicates a Turnaround is Near Innovative Domain Auction Service Bido.com Abruptly Calls It Quits Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24717/RIM-Acquires-Internet-Domain-Name-Rights-to-Blackpad-com---BusinessWeek.html July 28 (Bloomberg) — Research In Motion Ltd., maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, acquired the Internet rights to blackpad.com this month, adding to speculation it may be developing a tablet device to rival … Related posts:Why Microsoft’s New IE8 Browser Could Be a Knee to the Groin for Google A New Report Says the Yellow Pages Are About to Take a Fierce Beating from the Internet For the First Time the Internet Has Passed Newspapers As a Preferred Source of News Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24716/Sedo-On-Fire--They-Sweep-All-But-Two-Entries-on-DN-Journal-s-Weekly-Domain-Sales-Chart.html Sedo makes a consistently strong showing on our weekly Top 20 Domain Sales Chart but the company outdid themselves this week, turning in the best showing by anyone EVER on our all-extension leader board. Sedo’s sales blitzkrieg gave them 18 of the 20 chart positions, including all of the first 13 places. Related posts:Sedo Sweeps the First 8 Positions on DN Journal’s Weekly Domain Sales Chart Weekly DN Journal Sales Report: .de Leads the Top 20 & .US Makes Its 2nd Straight Appearance GreatDomains Auction Sales Dominate DN Journal’s New Weekly Sales Chart Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24715/Rick-Latona-Discusses-TRAFFIC-Dublin.html Here’s the scoop on the next TRAFFIC conference. TRAFFIC is taking the show on the road again next month, traveling to Dublin, Ireland August 24-25. Domain Name Wire caught up with show organizer Rick Latona to get the scoop on the show. DNW: Why did you pick Dublin as one of the locations for this year? Latona: Many Internet companies are setting up their European headquarters in Ireland. There are excellent tax advantages as well as a very tech friendly infrastructure. English is also a great benefit for us American companies that are exploring business opportunities. Ireland is far less expensive than Britain and of course, it’s in the European Union. The beer is good too. We go to Ireland often on business and wanted to show our American domainers who travel to the overseas shows and the main land Europeans the benefits of the environment. DNW: At the Vancouver show you lowered prices but cut some of the extras. I understand the meals and parties are back for Dublin. What can people expect in terms of entertainment and food? Latona: Domain Invest (.com, not to be confused with domaininvest.lu) is throwing a big dinner on the second night and Latona’s will be sponsoring the opening night cocktail. Dublin is a great place to let loose a little because the bars aren’t open so late that we’ll get into too much trouble! DNW: The Dublin show is only 2 days, as opposed to 2 1/2 to three at previous conferences. Why the change? Latona: We understand that many people have been going to a lot of shows and they want to focus on their businesses. So, we’ve jam packed the two days, cut the auction back to a single event and included parties on both days. It’ll be a tiring two days but it’ll be productive and to the point. DNW: What new and different events or panels will people want to see at this TRAFFIC? Latona: The Test Track is always good and our guests tell us often that it is their favorite part of the show. Sponsored by .CO the Test Track is the event where entrepreneurs can pitch their businesses to the panel of investors at the show. Please note that we still have room for applications if anyone is interested. DNW: Looking forward, any updates/info about Hong Kong show? Latona: The Hong Kong event isn’t until November and we’ll be posting updates about it soon enough. We want to focus on Dublin for now. That’s one thing that we’ve definitely learned this year. Focus on just one show at a time. © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts: Rick Latona Discusses TRAFFIC Milan Pricing Released for TRAFFIC Dublin DNW Radio: Rick Latona Discusses TRAFFIC Conference Related posts:Rick Latona Auctions Parts Ways With President David Clements T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Las Vegas 2010 Preview: DN Journal Interview With Show Promoter Rick Latona T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Co-Founders Hand Five of Next Year’s Six Shows Over to Rick Latona Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24714/Sedo-On-Fire--They-Sweep-All-But-Two-Entries-on-DN-Journal-s-Weekly-Domain-Sales-Chart.html Sedo makes a consistently strong showing on our weekly Top 20 Domain Sales Chart but the company outdid themselves this week, turning in the best showing by anyone EVER on our all-extension leader board. Sedo's sales blitzkrieg gave them 18 of the 20 chart positions, including all of the first 13 places. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24713/Rick-Latona-Discusses-TRAFFIC-Dublin.html Here’s the scoop on the next TRAFFIC conference. TRAFFIC is taking the show on the road again next month, traveling to Dublin, Ireland August 24-25. Domain Name Wire caught up with show organizer Rick Latona to get the scoop on the show. DNW: Why did you pick Dublin as one of the locations for this year? Latona: Many Internet companies are setting up their European headquarters in Ireland. There are excellent tax advantages as well as a very tech friendly infrastructure. English is also a great benefit for us American companies that are exploring business opportunities. Ireland is far less expensive than Britain and of course, it’s in the European Union. The beer is good too. We go to Ireland often on business and wanted to show our American domainers who travel to the overseas shows and the main land Europeans the benefits of the environment. DNW: At the Vancouver show you lowered prices but cut some of the extras. I understand the meals and parties are back for Dublin. What can people expect in terms of entertainment and food? Latona: Domain Invest (.com, not to be confused with domaininvest.lu) is throwing a big dinner on the second night and Latona’s will be sponsoring the opening night cocktail. Dublin is a great place to let loose a little because the bars aren’t open so late that we’ll get into too much trouble! DNW: The Dublin show is only 2 days, as opposed to 2 1/2 to three at previous conferences. Why the change? Latona: We understand that many people have been going to a lot of shows and they want to focus on their businesses. So, we’ve jam packed the two days, cut the auction back to a single event and included parties on both days. It’ll be a tiring two days but it’ll be productive and to the point. DNW: What new and different events or panels will people want to see at this TRAFFIC? Latona: The Test Track is always good and our guests tell us often that it is their favorite part of the show. Sponsored by .CO the Test Track is the event where entrepreneurs can pitch their businesses to the panel of investors at the show. Please note that we still have room for applications if anyone is interested. DNW: Looking forward, any updates/info about Hong Kong show? Latona: The Hong Kong event isn’t until November and we’ll be posting updates about it soon enough. We want to focus on Dublin for now. That’s one thing that we’ve definitely learned this year. Focus on just one show at a time. © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts:Rick Latona Discusses TRAFFIC MilanPricing Released for TRAFFIC DublinDNW Radio: Rick Latona Discusses TRAFFIC Conference Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24712/2010-Data-Breach-Report-from-Verizon--US-Secret-Service.html Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24711/Bankrate-May-Sell-Notes-To-Pay-For-CreditCards-com---NetQuote-Inc--.html This Bloomberg announcement caught my attention this morning. Its about a company called Bankrate who provide information on creditcards and mortgages. The article speculates that Bankrate: “may sell $280 million of five- year notes to help pay for the acquisition of NetQuote Inc. and CreditCards.com Inc., according to a person familiar with the offering who declined to be identified because terms aren?t set. “ According to the WSJ, it paid “$145 million for CreditCards.com“. I’m not one to speculate on things like this, but if true (and being a public company it will come out eventually) we have a public company that: a) Has a huge asset (creditcards.com) on the books. b) Is actively engaging in acquiring such a blue chip asset. I hope they keep it (or sell it to me for $1 – I’d be happy either way). Tweet This! Share this on Facebook Email this to a friend? Share this on LinkedIn Subscribe to the comments for this post? Add this to Google Reader Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Email this via Gmail Add this to Google Bookmarks Post on Google Buzz Post this to MySpace Add this to Ning Share this on Reddit Add to a lense on Squidoo Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Tip this to TechMeme Share this on Technorati Share this on Tumblr Ping this on Ping.fm Email this via Yahoo! Mail Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24710/Domain-Masters---Guest-Tonight-Is-Jonathan-Johnson--President-of-Overstock-com.html Tonight’s guest will be Jonathan Johnson III, President of Overstock.com. We will be discussing the companies recent purchase of O.co for $350,000. Be sure to join me and my co-host Morgan Linton tonight at 7pm EST LIVE on Domain Masters Radio on WebmasterRadio.fm. To listen in and join the chat visit WebmasterRadio.fm/chat. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24709/Domain-Names-On-Auction-At-Sedo-W--Comments-By-Me-.html Sorry for being light on posts yesterday and today but my mother had some complications during a knee surgery yesterday, so it has been a pretty crazy past 24 hrs for me. (Aspiration Pheumonia) is what happened when she was under for the surgery. So anyway, I was browsing domains that are currently on auction at [...] Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24708/Why-Don-t-Some-Startups-Use-Their-Domain-Name-to-Brand-Their-Company-.html I don’t get it. I was reading another article on TechCrunch yesterday about a startup company whose brand name is different than the domain name that is being used by the company. I understand that many “cool” domain names aren’t available in the .com, but in my opinion, the company should use another domain name that matches their brand, even if that means coming up with a unique name. Take the payment company known as Square for example. Square.com has been registered for many years, so they had to use SquareUp.com.  Why not just brand themselves as Square Up instead of causing consumer confusion. Should the company grow extensively, they can afford to spend the money to buy Square.com and then rebrand as Square. This way, there’s no confusion and they’ll control both domain names. Sure, customers who go to Square.com will realize they’re in the wrong place, but why would any company want to take a chance that they would lose a customer. Yesterday I read about a startup called Lookout, and I visited Lookout.com to check them out. As you can probably tell by the title of the article, they aren’t using Lookout.com, which was registered many years ago. Instead, they are using MyLookout.com, which isn’t a bad domain name. I would think they could match it up and use My Lookout as their brand. Assuming 15-30% of a start-up’s traffic is type-in traffic, it doesn’t make sense to add confusion to the market while increasing the value of the other .com that is parked and will earn more ppc revenue. As a result of this, the domain owner would be less likely to negotiate to sell the domain name, fearing that the company would try to entrap them by negotiating. Further, there is little reason to sell a domain name whose traffic and revenue consistently grows. Many people will argue that the domain name isn’t as important as the product or service being offered, and I agree wholeheartedly. However, I think it’s silly to be known as one name but have a different domain name. Square and Lookout are just two of many start-up examples. Related posts:Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey Launches Company Named Square on SquareUp.com TechCrunch reported today that Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter, has... Brand Protection Extends Beyond Typo Domain Names Many companies that do business online know that it’s important... Registering ccTLD Domains Under the Guise of Brand Protection I won’t call this a “scam” email because I don’t... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24707/DomainMarketplace-com-Launched-by-Internet-REIT.html I haven’t heard anything from or about Internet REIT in a while, but I received an email this afternoon from Lisa Box who is Vice President of Sales for iREIT. Lisa wrote to let me know about the launch of DomainMarketplace.com, a website that has iREIT-owned domain names for sale: I hope this email finds you well.  I wanted to let you know we have recently launched www.domainmarketplace.com! Here you can search the iREIT inventory and buy directly from the site.  We are still testing…” If you don’t know about Internet REIT, you can learn more about the company on its LinkedIn page. They received funding from Maveron, were a big buyer of domain names a couple of years ago (I see several names I previously owned in this new website), ran into trademark issues, and their domain names receive millions of visitors each month. DomainMarketplace.com has domain names priced from as low as the $50 range all the way up to 7 figures for OfficeSupply.com and Netster.com. It looks like they would also consider offers on their domain names as well. Related posts:Learning Annex Shortcut To Internet Riches Includes Domain Name Seminar On March 10, 2010 at New York City’s Marriott Marquis,... Your Internet Persona Follows You There are a lot of people on the domain forums... Assista is Launched Congrats to Sahar and team on the launch of Assista,... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24706/13-Country-Code-Domains-That-Can-Follow-in--Co-s-Footsteps.html Here are 13 ccTLDs just begging to be commercialized. With the recent launch of .co, we’ve seen another re-purposed country code domain name get international recognition. It joins other fairly successful commercializations such as .tv and .me, as well as failures such as .ws and .md. Here are some other country code top level domain names that might have commercial potential, and my predicted marketing success for each one. But these countries better act fast, as soon they will have to compete with hundreds of new generic TLDs. .AD (Andorra) – Shortly after beginning the sunrise period, AOL claims rights to every .AD domain name based on its non-existent trademark for Ad.com. .BJ (Benin) – Fresh off the success of .xxx, ICM Registry expands its empire. .BS (Bahamas) – Tired of political BS? Bahamas will sell you the domain of your favorite politician. .CD (Congo) – Thousands of CD stores line up to register their .cd domain name, only to all go out of business before landrush. .DJ (Djibouti) – Thousands of DJs high on acid end up registering their own .dj domain name. .EE (Estonia) – Every electrical engineer is provided with a .ee domain name upon graduation. .ET (Ethiopia) – ET Phones Home with this launch. .GM (Gambia) – Every person who has lent money to General Motors gets a free domain name. Instantly, 300 million U.S. citizens become .gm domain registrants, creating the most successful TLD of all time. .MO (Macao) – Interviewees of Brian Null’s MO.com get a free .mo domain. Because MO.com is just too long. .MY (Malaysia) Hoping to piggyback on the success of .me, Malaysia markets .my domains, before figuring out that screw.my doesn’t have the same ring to it as screw.me. .NO (Norway) – Thousands of corporate minions register .no domain names for corporate big wigs up the food chain who only know how to say “NO!”. .PR (Puerto Rico) – Step right up, PR firms! .SM (San Marino) – Another new market opportunity for ICM Registry. ); //]]>--> © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts: eCoupons Locks In Country Code Domains for Success Countries Could Force Use of Country Code Domains Ancestry.com Warns about Country Code Domains in SEC Filing Related posts:13 Country Code Domains That Can Follow in .Co?s Footsteps Country Code Domains Dominate DN Journal’s New Weekly Sales Report Country Code Domains Dominate DN Journal’s New Weekly Sales Report Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24705/Learn-About-Epik---Rob-Monster-in-Today-s-Webcast.html Rob Monster is one of the most approachable people in the domain space, and I think his company has a good business model that may work for some domain investors. Epik just launched BumperProtectors.com this morning for my company, and as I promised, I will keep you apprised of the results in a future post. For now though, I would like to remind you that Rob will be taking part in a free webcast this afternoon at 2pm EST (approximately 2 hours from now). The purpose is to learn more about Epik and Rob, and to learn how their services may be able to help you develop your domain names, as I did with BumperProtectors.com. You need to sign up prior to the webcast to participate, so you might want to do that ASAP. I am sure this webcast will be available at a later point if you can’t make it or have other things going on, but you’ll want to check it out, especially if you’ve never connected with Rob before. Related posts:Moniker Auction at Epik Conference Rob Monster and his Epik team will be holding... Learn About Google at the Apple Store I just returned from a trip to the Apple Store... Seeking Advice on BumperProtectors.com I would like to get your advice on how I... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24704/13-Country-Code-Domains-That-Can-Follow-in--Co-s-Footsteps.html Here are 13 ccTLDs just begging to be commercialized. With the recent launch of .co, we’ve seen another re-purposed country code domain name get international recognition. It joins other fairly successful commercializations such as .tv and .me, as well as failures such as .ws and .md. Here are some other country code top level domain names that might have commercial potential, and my predicted marketing success for each one. But these countries better act fast, as soon they will have to compete with hundreds of new generic TLDs. .AD (Andorra) – Shortly after beginning the sunrise period, AOL claims rights to every .AD domain name based on its non-existent trademark for Ad.com. .BJ (Benin) – Fresh off the success of .xxx, ICM Registry expands its empire. .BS (Bahamas) – Tired of political BS? Bahamas will sell you the domain of your favorite politician. .CD (Congo) – Thousands of CD stores line up to register their .cd domain name, only to all go out of business before landrush. .DJ (Djibouti) – Thousands of DJs high on acid end up registering their own .dj domain name. .EE (Estonia) – Every electrical engineer is provided with a .ee domain name upon graduation. .ET (Ethiopia) – ET Phones Home with this launch. .GM (Gambia) – Every person who has lent money to General Motors gets a free domain name. Instantly, 300 million U.S. citizens become .gm domain registrants, creating the most successful TLD of all time. .MO (Macao) – Interviewees of Brian Null’s MO.com get a free .mo domain. Because MO.com is just too long. .MY (Malaysia) Hoping to piggyback on the success of .me, Malaysia markets .my domains, before figuring out that screw.my doesn’t have the same ring to it as screw.me. .NO (Norway) – Thousands of corporate minions register .no domain names for corporate big wigs up the food chain who only know how to say “NO!”. .PR (Puerto Rico) – Step right up, PR firms! .SM (San Marino) – Another new market opportunity for ICM Registry. ); //]]>--> © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts: eCoupons Locks In Country Code Domains for Success Countries Could Force Use of Country Code Domains Ancestry.com Warns about Country Code Domains in SEC Filing Related posts:13 Country Code Domains That Can Follow in .Co?s Footsteps Country Code Domains Dominate DN Journal’s New Weekly Sales Report Country Code Domains Dominate DN Journal’s New Weekly Sales Report Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24703/13-Country-Code-Domains-That-Can-Follow-in--Co-s-Footsteps.html Here are 13 ccTLDs just begging to be commercialized. With the recent launch of .co, we’ve seen another re-purposed country code domain name get international recognition. It joins other fairly successful commercializations such as .tv and .me, as well as failures such as .ws and .md. Here are some other country code top level domain names that might have commercial potential, and my predicted marketing success for each one. But these countries better act fast, as soon they will have to compete with hundreds of new generic TLDs. .AD (Andorra) – Shortly after beginning the sunrise period, AOL claims rights to every .AD domain name based on its non-existent trademark for Ad.com. .BJ (Benin) – Fresh off the success of .xxx, ICM Registry expands its empire. .BS (Bahamas) – Tired of political BS? Bahamas will sell you the domain of your favorite politician. .CD (Congo) – Thousands of CD stores line up to register their .cd domain name, only to all go out of business before landrush. .DJ (Djibouti) – Thousands of DJs high on acid end up registering their own .dj domain name. .EE (Estonia) – Every electrical engineer is provided with a .ee domain name upon graduation. .ET (Ethiopia) – ET Phones Home with this launch. .GM (Gambia) – Every person who has lent money to General Motors gets a free domain name. Instantly, 300 million U.S. citizens become .gm domain registrants, creating the most successful TLD of all time. .MO (Macao) – Interviewees of Brian Null’s MO.com get a free .mo domain. Because MO.com is just too long. .MY (Malaysia) Hoping to piggyback on the success of .me, Malaysia markets .my domains, before figuring out that screw.my doesn’t have the same ring to it as screw.me. .NO (Norway) – Thousands of corporate minions register .no domain names for corporate big wigs up the food chain who only know how to say “NO!”. .PR (Puerto Rico) – Step right up, PR firms! .SM (San Marino) – Another new market opportunity for ICM Registry. ); //]]>--> © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts:eCoupons Locks In Country Code Domains for SuccessCountries Could Force Use of Country Code DomainsAncestry.com Warns about Country Code Domains in SEC Filing Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24702/Proceeds-From-Domain-Names-For-Sale-To-Be-Donated-To-Charity-Including-Fax--Telecom-----TMCnet.html Round Rock, TX, Jul 27, 2010 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) — In the current tight market for unique and valuable .COM and .MOBI names, 2009 proved to be a very strong aftermarket for premium business domain name … Related posts:7 Domain Names Ultra-Vibratory Charmed with African Good-luck Chants are for Sale – PRLog (free press release) Cellphones.mobi, Games.mobi and XXX.mobi Will Go on the Auction Block November 5 O2 Secure Wireless, Inc. Announces Earthcom Service Inc.’s Securing of New Domain Names – msnbc.com Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24701/Comment-on-Carnegie-Says--No--To-New-Domain-Extensions-by-Julian-Jancu.html I’ve heard that Kevin Ham is a famous typosquatter, and made a good deal of cash in that fashion. Is it true? Related posts:Kevin Ham’s Reinvent Technology and HitFarm Parking Service Are Opening a New Office in Dubai DN Journal Releases Latest Quarterly Analysis of Sales Trends in the Domain Aftermarket World’s Most Famous Domainer Will Be The Keynote Speaker at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Amsterdam Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24700/Comment-on-Mountain-Village-At-Dusk--Part-I--by-VRtv.html hi good morning from hk,china this morning ’s real good , b/c : u’r back !!! cheers,2w ps :: i do seldom talk , i ‘do even more_seldom comment , but , now , u’r back , thence , i must bid u a big “`WELCOME”” !!! —-answer—- Thanks but.. am not back to blogging about business, taking a break for a while. Mainly will just post travel, music, social related stuff. Best, Sahar Related posts:Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by Troy Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by andy kelly Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by mano Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24699/Comment-on-Mountain-Village-At-Dusk--Part-I--by-mano.html Sahar, Good to hear from you. I just read about your life from those day of working on ice cream track. You deserve a good life, so I’m happy you’re on to it. Anyway, I’m tired of reading all the domain & business related post’s and really wished you could give me some good reading about the “real life”. I do understand the meaning of meaningful life will more clear when you’re some one someday and wished you could back at where you started. I’m not somebody yet, so I will continue to experiment what’s life about….. Good days to you. Regards, Mano Related posts:Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by andy kelly Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by VRtv Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by Mike D. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24698/WIPO-Panelist-Calls-Juice-Bar-s-Assertions--Mystifying-.html Juice bar wants .com, but will have to pay for it. A WIPO UDRP panelist has ruled against a juice bar called “Juicy Details”, calling the complainant’s assertions about bad faith registration of JuicyDetails.com “Mystifying”. Juicy Details, based in the Netherlands, filed the complaint against Another.com, which owns JuicyDetails.com. But the panelist thought Juicy Detail’s accusations didn’t add up: The Panel finds these assertions mystifying. From the record in this proceeding, it appears that the Complainant, a Dutch company, was only established in 2002 and operated only in the Netherlands. It applied for a Benelux trademark registration in March 2002 and did not obtain a Community Trade Mark until January 2009. The Complainant registered a domain name based on its JUICY DETAILS mark in the ?.nl? country domain in March 2002, but the Complainant does not indicate when it launched a commercial website associated with that domain name. The Internet Archive?s Wayback Machine displays no archived copies of a website associated with the Complainant?s domain name until 2003, when the page simply displayed a message in Dutch to the effect that a website would appear ?shortly?. There is no evidence in the record that the Complainant operated or advertised in the United Kingdom, where the Respondent is located, in 2002. Thus, it is not clear how the Respondent would have been aware of the Complainant?s mark in May 2002, when it registered the Domain Name in the United Kingdom, unless it examined the records of Benelux trademark applications. The Panel does not read the Policy as requiring such an investigation. The Respondent denies prior knowledge of the Complainant or its mark, and this is plausible in the circumstances. Moreover, the mark consists of two English dictionary words, commonly used as a phrase to denote gossip or titillating information. Why is Juicy Details interested in the .com? It operates at JuicyDetails.nl, and wants to expand outside the Netherlands. © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts:Mozy Backs Up Domain Names with WIPO WinWIPO Panelist Study Sheds More Light on UDRP PracticesNoss Calls Out WIPO at ICANN Meeting Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24697/Flying-co-sells-for--3-500.html Mike Mann,the owner of Flying.co and many other .co domain names,has recently announced the sale of Flying.co domain name for $3,500 . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24696/029-com-tops-Sedo-s-weekly-sales-list.html 029.com topped Sedo's weekly sales chart .Kinderspiele.de is leading the ccTLDs at 16,000 EUR and RandomActsofkindness.org is leading the other TLDs at $25,000 . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24695/SaaS-com-auctioned-at-T-R-A-F-F-I-C--Dublin.html SaaS.com will be auctioned off at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Dublin ,the second European show in 2010 . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24694/ICANN-authorizes-the-bulk-transfer-of-123-Registration-domains-to-NamesBeyond.html ICANN has recently authorized the bulk transfer of gTLD domain names from 123 Registration domains to 2030138 Ontario Inc. (NamesBeyond.com) . Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24693/Who-Are-They--Help-Match-Unidentified-Domainers-With-Their-Photos.html Over the years I have taken thousands of photos of domainers at industry events around the world. I noticed in going through our massive photo archive recently that we have hundreds of photos of people whose names I don’t have. I would like to change that and hope you can help. Also today, more news on upcoming conferences. Related posts:The High Value of Generic Domains: Hundreds of Corporations Finally Get It T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Milan & GeoDomain Expo Agendas Firmed Up – Shows Only 3 Weeks Away 1st Domain Conference/Cruise Announced + an Update on the Domainers Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro! Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24692/Who-Are-They--Help-Match-Unidentified-Domainers-With-Their-Photos-.html Over the years I have taken thousands of photos of domainers at industry events around the world. I noticed in going through our massive photo archive recently that we have hundreds of photos of people whose names I don't have. I would like to change that and hope you can help. Also today, more news on upcoming conferences. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24691/Comment-on-Mountain-Village-At-Dusk--Part-I--by-Troy.html Beautiful Sahar. Is that you playing it? Thanks for the post. I truly enjoyed the music. —-answer—- Hi Troy, thanks.. and yes. Best, Sahar Related posts:Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by andy kelly Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by Mike D. Daughter of Domainer Rob Grant is Breaking Out in the Music Business Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24690/-CO-is-Google-National.html Google has announced that the .CO Top-Level Domain (TLD) will have all the same geo-targeting options available to the other generic TLDs, such as .com, .net, .biz and .org. “We will rank .co domains appropriately if the content is globally targeted. Webmasters will soon have the functionality to be able to specify this by using the geotargeting options in Google Webmaster Tools,” said a Google spokesperson, as quoted in PC Pro in a July 22nd article. This was then confirmed by Andrew Allemann of Domain Name Wire in his blog about .CO on the same day who spoke with another Google representative that confirmed the news. This is great for all! Now, .CO websites can be targeted to meet your business and communication needs anywhere around the world! Related posts:Google to Treat .Co as International Domain Domain Development Trend Continues to Pick Up Steam as Domainers Roll Out New Websites Results from Thursday’s Sparring Match Between GoDaddy CEO Bob Parsons and Company Critic Andrew Allemann Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24689/-ORG-Inserts-DNSSEC-Key-Into-The-Root-Zone.html .ORG, The Public Interest Registry (PIR) announced it has inserted its Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) key into the Internet root zone, joining the top of the Internet’s “chain of trust.” As the first generic top-level domain (TLD) to offer full DNSSEC deployment, the news dovetails .ORG’s June announcement that the third largest top-level domain is now signing second-level delegations. The protocol benefits top-level domain (TLD) managers and end-users alike by enabling the publication and location of trust anchors in the root zone and providing a consistent and convenient entry point to DNS security. “Today is a historic day for DNSSEC and the Internet at large,” said Alexa Raad, chief executive officer of .ORG, The Public Interest Registry. “Now, over 8 million .ORG users—as well as their Internet service providers—can sign their domains and increase protection with relative ease. In addition, with DNSSEC at the root zone, users and domain managers need only trust a single source in order to receive the highest level of Internet security available.” By deploying DNSSEC, domain name owners benefit from the ability to thwart cache poisoning and man-in-the-middle attacks and the assistance in mitigating attacks like pharming, phishing, DNS redirection and domain hijacking—all of which have been used to commit fraud, distribute malware, and identity theft. Additionally, DNSSEC upgrades the current Internet infrastructure by protecting Internet resolvers from forged DNS data. On June 23 at ICANN 38 Brussels, PIR—the manager of the .ORG domain—announced that it had enabled the signing of second level domains. The move marked the final step in an extensive two-year process, placing .ORG at the helm of DNSSEC deployment. Related posts:Public Company Merges With Minds + Machines to Chase New Top Level Domains Domain Roundtable to Help Raise Funds for the ICA By Selling Donated Domains During Live Auction .CO is "Google-National" Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24688/Brussels-and-the-Month-Afterwards--Celebrations--New-gTLD-and-Security-and-Stability-Issues-Ahead.html No related posts. Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24687/Comment-on-Mountain-Village-At-Dusk--Part-I--by-andy-kelly.html Great to see posting again Sahar Sweet sound off that thing !! Now for more of your posts ! best, Andy —-answer—- Thanks Andy. Will post a little here and there, mostly non business stuff as am on a break for a while. Hope life treats you well. Best, Sahar Related posts:Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by Troy Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by Mike D. Castello Brothers Announce PalmSprings.com Partnership Pairing New Media With Old Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24686/Comment-on-Mountain-Village-At-Dusk--Part-I--by-Mike-D-.html Wow. This is amazing. Available soon on iTunes I hope? —-answer—- Thanks Mike. Will call iTunes, that sounds like a great idea.. in 30 years Related posts:Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by andy kelly Comment on Mountain Village At Dusk (Part I) by Troy T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Milan Puts Out Call for Test Track Participants & Live Auction Submissions Site Name - Technical News http://localhost/public/newrsssite/main_sportsnews/24685/Sedo-Sells-Three-Digit-Domain-Name-For-Six-Figures.html Two three digit domains sell for big bucks. Domain name brokerage Sedo has sold the domain name 029.com for $110,000, and also moved 980.com for $40,000 to lead its weekly sales charts. Both domain names now have proxy whois registrations. Another big sale was Underdog.com, which must have beaten the favorite when it sold for 40,000 GBP, or roughly $62,000 USD. Here are other notable sales for the week: .com cured.com 25000 USD 123123.com 20000 USD oink.com 17000 USD dressupgamesforgirls.com 15000 USD germanfood.com 15000 USD findmelove.com 12000 USD cachorros.com 10000 EUR posteando.com 9999 EUR fernlinienbus.com 7500 EUR pr1me.com 7500 GBP superaccounting.com 6500 USD adamsfoods.com 5000 USD engineeringviews.com 5000 USD facemuscles.com 5000 USD guyspy.com 5000 USD hellohotels.com 5000 USD homewarrantyreview.com 5000 USD kamra.com 5000 USD orangeconstruction.com 5000 USD topstockpicks.com 5000 USD vestimenta.com 5000 USD ccTLDs kinderspiele.de 16000 EUR sm.de 15000 EUR europoker.fr 12000 EUR holidaylettings.in 10600 GBP saunabon.nl 10500 EUR annonsera.se 10000 EUR independentfinancialadviser.co.uk 9975 GBP betnet.de 8888 EUR leathersofa.co.uk 8000 USD esp.de 5500 EUR irobot.es 5000 USD maleev.ru 5000 USD secret.nl 5000 EUR adultdvd.co.uk 4750 GBP carparto.de 4750 EUR checker.at 4000 EUR Other randomactsofkindness.org 25000 USD booking.travel 11000 USD datingservice.net 7000 USD heating.net 5655 USD onlinedegreeprogram.org 4000 USD © DomainNameWire.com 2010. Review and rate domain name parking companies at Parking Judge. Related posts: Sedo Hits 6 Figures with Three Domain Names No Blockbusters at Sedo This Week, But Sold 10,000 Domains Last Quarter Kredit.com Sells for 220,000 EUR Related posts:Sedo Has Completed the First Seven-Figure Domain Sale Since the First Quarter of 2008 A Half-Million Dollar .Com Sale & the Year’s Biggest .Net Sale Top New DN Journal Chart Sedo Ready to Run Their First No Reserve Online Domain Auction Site Name - Technical News