A research paper written in 2011 by members of the University of St.Gallen and Harvard argues that: “occasionally, the very characteristics that define ICANN’s model act as opposing forces and result in policy decisions that …
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UDRP complaint for MyCadillac.com denied – General Motors fails to win the geographic name
Panel denied the UDRP complaint for the domain name MyCadillac.com that General Motors made at WIPO. The Panel denied the complaint because the domain was used offering PPC links to the “Cadillac” geographic term only …
Read More »ICANN’s newly approved meetings: Buenos Aires (2013), Singapore(2014), London(2014)
Completing the selection of meeting sites for 2013, the ICANN Board approved Buenos Aires, Argentina, as the location of ICANN’s 48th public meeting, to be held 17-21 November 2013. The Board also approved Singapore, London …
Read More »FamilyPhotos.com sells for $15k at Namejet – Xiao.com didn’t reach the reserve but got a $41k bid
FamilyPhotos.com sold for $15,000 at Namejet. The domain was sold exactly at the reserve price that was set at $15,000 by the seller. The domain name Xiao.com didn’t sell at NameJet. Highest bid was $41,000 but …
Read More »My solution for the Pool problem – Pool shutting down registrars effective January 10
Pool announced on the 20th of December that it is shutting down many of it’s registrars effective January 10, 2013. I had 12 affected domains that were registered in these registrars in the past few …
Read More »Demand Media Acquires Name.com
Demand Media today announced the acquisition of Denver-based domain name registrar Name.com. The acquisition is intended to expand Demand Media’s platform as it prepares for the historic release of new Top Level Domains (TLDs) this year. …
Read More »Top 5 posts of 2012: Go Daddy, Internet Traffic, Sedo, .info and search.xxx
Since I started this blog in July 2012 I made about 225 posts until the end of 2012. These are the most visited posts: “Your Auction Has Ended”: Will GoDaddy give me back my time …
Read More »My daughter is here!
She was born prematurely 1690gr. I hope she is strong to survive the next few days.
Read More »How I bought a domain twice in 2003 and 2012
Let me tell you a story from the past… It was back in 2003 and Namewinner was running at full speed catching dropping domain names. For those that don’t know what Namewinner was… Namewinner was …
Read More »UDRP complaint denied for PetExpress.com – Complainant guilty of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking
Marchex owned domain PetExpress.com gets a Reverse Domain Name Hijacking ruling as John Berryhill gets this complaint dismissed at NAF. This must be the longest decision I have ever seen for the simple reason that …
Read More »New gTLD Applicant Group complains to ICANN about delays
The New gTLD Applicant Group (NTAG) send a letter complaining to ICANN about the numerous delays in the New gTLD program. The letter was sent on the 21st of December and was just published by …
Read More »ICM Registry sells Dolls.xxx for $7,425
ICM Registry has been offering a list of 1046 .xxx domain names for sale with prices. This week 1 more domain has been sold: Dolls.xxx for $7,425. Doll.xxx is still available for sale at $5,940. …
Read More »Go Daddy and Sedo integration having more problems
Go Daddy Auctions and Sedo integration seems to be having a few problems today. I got an offer today on one of the few domains I have left at Sedo through Go Daddy auctions. I …
Read More »December 2012 Go Daddy Auctions Report – VisitSanFrancisco.com sold for $50k and League.com sold for $40k
Go Daddy sold 32,767 domains in December. That is almost on par with November’s 32,850 domains. 55% of the sales were from auctions, 43% of the sales were from Buy Now listings and 2% were …
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