Major League Baseball makes another big domain acquisition. Just a couple days ago I was revisiting a post I wrote in 2010 about Major League Baseball’s domain names. The only change to the list since I posted was MLB picking up Angels.com. But this week MLB picked up another one. Jamie Zoch of dotWeekly discovered ...
The organization behind a major expansion of Internet address suffixes is offering full refunds to companies and organizations affected by a weeks-long delay in taking proposals. /ppEach application costs $185,000. Applicants had been allowed to withdraw bids for a partial refund. Now, they can get all of their money back as long as they pull ...
I just read through the earning call transcript that Tucows held yesterday after the released their earnings and found a few interesting facts and figures. On the call Tucows CEO Elliot Noss said that : Q1 was a record quarter for individual domain sales from our portfolio, with sales of gems being especially strong. “Revenue ...
NEW YORK The organization behind a major expansion of Internet address suffixes is offering full refunds to companies and organizations affected by a weeks-long delay in taking proposals./ppEach application costs $185,000. Applicants had been allowed to withdraw bids for a partial refund. Now, they can get all of their money back as long as they ...
When the family owned and operated Newark Nut Company expanded from a bricks-and-mortar dried fruit and nuts business to a Web presence, it found that the desirable domain name, Nuts.com, was already taken. The company instead went with NutsOnline.com, and built up a large web presence, becoming one of the biggest nut suppliers in cyberspace, ...
Are you ready for .anything? TORONTO, April 17, 2012 /CNW/ – Companies interested in the upcoming change in domain name options should set their sights on May 1st - that’s the day the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) will post details of the applications. “May 1st is not just May Day, it’s ...
Like “.com”, “.org”, and “.net”, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has also been proposing some new Internet domain name suffixes. But, according to Associated Press, a technical glitch has forced an abrupt shutdown of the ICANN system. As per the AP report, the glitch may also have resulted in exposure of ...
NEW YORK — You’re probably familiar with “.com” and “.org.” How about “.oops”? A technical glitch forced the abrupt shutdown of a system for letting companies and organizations propose new Internet domain name suffixes. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which is in charge of domain names, said some private data may have ...