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- Don't Panic about Getting the Right Domain Name
- The time for buying valuable websites that contain important keywords for just a few bucks is over. Domain speculators have snatched up tens of millions of websites, and they've got intricate setups to make sure that they're the first to any other valuable sites that come onto the market in...
- Blog posts 2008-03-31
- Highest Price Paid for a Domain
- Home prices may be plummeting, but there is another real estate that's steadily growing: .com domain names. Earlier this year, poker.com became the most valuable domain sale in history when it was reportedly sold for a whopping $27 million. In fact, the sales in...
- Blog posts 2007-11-29
- Cybersquatting's Impact
- Picture a consumer typing in a domain name that intends to reach you. Instead, the consumer slips up in typing the address and ends up with a goody bag full of spyware, viruses, and trojan horses on their computer. That hypothetical occurrence is far more common than you may think....
- Blog posts 2007-11-21
- Domains: How to Choose a Home Run Name
- What's in a name? When it comes to a domain it's everything. Today, we're going to look at perhaps the most essential choice you'll make in taking your enterprise to the online realm: Your domain name. The bad news is that there are currently almost 75 million active domain names...
- Blog posts 2007-10-22
- Online Buzz Tough to Manage and Measure
- During the late '90s Dot Com boom, David Holtzman ran the most critical network in the world - the domain name system. As Chief Technology Officer for Network Solutions (acquired by VeriSign for $21-billion in '00) and the manager of the Internet's master root server, or the "dot," Holtzman oversaw...
- Blog posts 2007-07-30
- San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Dan Gillmor Column.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
- Jul. 17--YOKOHAMA, Japan-- DOMAIN NAMES ASIDE, FUTURE OF NET IS AT STAKE: Whose Internet will it be, anyway? Jul. 17--YOKOHAMA, Japan-- DOMAIN NAMES ASIDE, FUTURE OF NET IS AT STAKE: Whose Internet will it be, anyway?
- Research articles 2000-07-17
- Pizza Hut Gets a Makeover
- Pizza Hut has gone all-natural. No artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives, no artificial colors. And no high-fructose corn syrup in its sauces. Apparently the all-natural pizza the company unveiled in certain markets last year was so successful that they decided to push the trend even further and see how many...
- Blog posts 2009-01-22
- AdLink CEO Resigns; Company Ups Stake In Sedo
- A series of big announcements today from AdLINK Group, the European online advertising network and marketing firm, which sold its display ad unit in July to Hi-Media, and is describing these moves as the completion of a “realignment”: CEO Stéphane Cordier, who has led AdLINK since 2002, along with...
- External links 2009-09-30
- US eases grip on internet oversight group
- The US agreed yesterday to relinquish some oversight of the global group that controls basic elements of the internet's architecture, easing concerns that the US has undue influence over the web's evolution.The private, not-for-profit Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers Icann will become more self-governing, subject to advisory...
- External links 2009-09-30
- Tech Law: Facebook to Open Code, Twitter Sued Over Patents, More
- Facebook must turn over source code in a patent suit; TechRadium sues Twitter; the first criminal prosecution of domain name theft is about to happen; Microsoft and Yahoo start the regulatory paperwork for their deal; SCO gets a bankruptcy trustee appointed by a judge; and the Activision/Double Fine dispute over...
- Blog posts 2009-08-10
- Ex-Goldman Exec Proves You Can Run a Nasty Blog About Your Former Employer
- I'll close the week with a news story that caught my eye this morning: that Goldman Sachs has lost a bid to sue ex-Goldman employee Michael Morgan and have his anti-Goldman blog, GoldmanSachs666.com, shut down. (Goldman Sachs is the devil? Get it?) This brought a smile to...
- Blog posts 2009-07-17
- Business Hacks Best of the Week (June 29, 2009)
- So you made it through the week with only one regret: You didn't spend as much time perusing Business Hacks as you wanted to. No worries: We've corralled some of the most killerest posts from the past seven days. Read 'em and geek! Find a Job Fast...
- Blog posts 2009-06-29
- Fight Conficker, Other Security Threats with OpenDNS
- If you run a small or medium-size business, security software can cost you a small or medium-size fortune. Fortunately, there's OpenDNS, a free service that helps protect your PCs from outside attacks. At the same time, it blocks inappropriate content so your employees can't visit productivity-draining (and potentially lawsuit-generating) sites:...
- Blog posts 2009-05-26
- What if Someone's in Your Domain? | BTalk Australia
- (Episode 248: 14min 26) To get a .com.au or .net.au domain for your business you have to demonstrate that the name you are seeking is related to your registered business name. That should mean that all Aussie domain names are legitimate, but what if you think someone has registered a...
- Blog posts 2009-05-20
- Land Rush On For .Me Domain Names
- The land rush for the .Me domain is underway and the usual domain name shenanigans are hereâ€"especially with speculation that Apple is hoarding these digital monikers to rebrand its .Mac service. This speculation perked up earlier this month. Jason O’Grady tried to land a few Apple.me-ish domains...
- Blog posts 2008-06-09
- Publish2 Acq-Hires WiredJournalists.com
- Wired Journalists, the social net founded in 2008 by journalists Howard Owens, Ryan Sholin and Zac Echola, is now part of collaborative journalism tools company Publish2. The connector is Sholin, who joined Publish2 earlier this year, and wanted a way to salvage the potential of a 3,000-plus member social...
- External links 2009-08-18
- Yahoo Snaps Up OMG.com Domain Name Two Month After Selling Contests.com
- Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) has become quite active in the domain name market lately. It sold contests.com for a cool $380,000 in June—and it has now picked up omg.com for $80,000, according to Domain Name Wire. Yahoo will almost certainly use the domain to redirect to its omg celebrity site,...
- External links 2009-08-10
- Seeqpod to sell its domain name – Rumour
- Seeqpod, the troubled music search engine, is reportedly looking to sell its seeqpod.com domain name, suggesting that a much-anticipated buyout is drawing close. Seeqpod CEO Kasian Franks is refusing to confirm the rumours, and says a deal has not been...
- Articles 2009-06-09
- "Gripe Sites": Trademarks, Domain Names and Free Speech
- On February 7, 2003, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit found that a "gripe site" devoted to complaints about a shopping center owner was afforded First Amendment protection for its use of trademarks to attract visitors to the website.
- White papers 2003-07-08
- How To Use Price Perception to Sell More
- "Buy low, sell high" is the formula for success in the stock market and the business world. Fortunes have been made on all sorts of odd items by following that dictum, from tulips to domain names. Of course, the trick is like the old joke about how you make rabbit...
- White papers 2003-01-01
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