High End of the Domain Market Continues to Heat Up with $600,000 Sale of a 3-Letter .Com
For the second time in the last three days a big 6-figure domain sale has been posted.
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.org back-end contract up for grabs
Public Interest Registry has started vetting potential registry service provider replacements for Identity Digital, ahead of a formal request for proposals later this year. The company said this week that in order to run .org’s back-end, which would have to support almost 11 million domains, an RSP would have to hit a list of high-end […]
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Why did Reddit waste its money on these domains?
r/wastefuldefensivedomainregistrations One thing that baffles me about large companies is how much money they spend on defensive domain name registrations. These are domains that they’ll never use but decide to register to keep them out of the hands of people who might do nefarious things with them. This makes sense to an extent. Big companies […]
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It’s 2023 and Universal Acceptance still sucks
Non-.com domains still struggle to work on every platform. New top level domain names started to roll out to the public ten years ago this year. One of the big issues facing these domains is “Universal Acceptance.” As ICANN puts it: Universal Acceptance (UA) ensures that all domain names, including new top-level domains (TLDs), Internationalized Domain […]
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Fiverr.ai: Respondent’s claims didn’t sway experienced UDRP panelist
Some people will invent all types of back stories regarding the meaning of domains, as in the case of Fiverr.ai that ended up in a UDRP. The FIVERR mark has been registered since 2011, citing first use in 2010. Meanwhile, the domain was registered in 2...
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Advertise.net was sold by Reflex Publishing to the Russians
The aged domain Advertise.net has changed hands, moving away from Reflex Publishing’s portfolio. Registered in 1997, Advertise.net was parked on DigiMedia DNS and that has changed in the past 24 hours. The new registrant appears to be a Russian a...
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The end of “do-nothing” ICANN?
DomainIncite: ICANN’s new gTLD program hit a remarkable milestone earlier this month. Measured from the 2012 application window, on March 6 it officially overtook NASA’s Apollo Program, which put a dozen humans on the moon, in terms of dur...
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Domain Investing In The Age of Generative AI
Elie Eweka published a very thorough article on domain investing and generative A.I. For those interested in the topic is worth a read. From the article: Let’s take a look at how Generative AI would help domain investors, the domain industry, or domain buyers in the near-distant future. Scenario 1 Imagine for a second you […]
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FreshHarvestFoods.com Sold for $5,588
Today: Domain Investing In The Age of Generative AI / The Appraisal of FarmersBureau.com / Evaluating TribeName.com / and More… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: Evaluating TribeName.com – Are you investing … Continue reading
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Limble.com dispute validates brandable domain investing
Panel provides a solid, nuanced discussion of domain investing that doesn’t run afoul of UDRP. A World Intellectual Property Organization panel has rejected (pdf) a cybersquatting claim for limble.com, and its rationale will be valuable for future cases involving brandable domain names. Limble Solutions, Inc., a small company with a registered trademark for Limble, filed […]
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