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.CLUB announced today a new broker program and interest-free financing plans starting at $17 per month. .Club tries to find new ways to make its brandable premium names accessible to entrepreneurs and small businesses. “We were the …

NamesCon 2017 takes place January 22-25 at the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas and more than 1,400 attendees are expected. Here are a few interesting numbers from the 2017 conference: in 2017, NamesCon attendees come from over …

Rightside Group, Ltd. announced that it has signed a definitive agreement for the sale of eNom to Tucows Inc. (Nasdaq:TCX) for $83.5 million, less a net working capital adjustment of $6.8 million, resulting in net …

NamesCon 2017 is kicking off on Sunday 22nd of January, 2017 at the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas. These are the NamesCon sessions and various events I will be attending. I may go to some …

These are some of the most commented posts on OnlineDomain.com from 2016. Sometimes comments below a post are even better and more educating from the actual post, comments can take a different route or simply …

Mike Mann has been attacking New gTLDs again in the past few days with posts on Facebook and some tweets. He ended by posting one *******club.com sale. I will start with what he said yesterday: …

DigitalTown, Inc. announced the launch of SmartWebtm, a comprehensive approach for making the consumer-facing web intuitive, secure and personalized. The initial launch includes the domain extensions .CITY, .MENU and .BIBLE with many more pending. The …

Donuts Inc. today announced the appointment of Bruce Jaffe as chief executive officer. Paul Stahura, Donuts’ co-founder and current CEO, will continue to serve in a full-time role as executive chair of Donuts’ board of …

The .NET domain name registration and renewal wholesale price goes up on February 1st, 2017. Verisign, the .net registry, announced the increase in the annual fee for a .net domain name registration from $7.46 to …

I have had enough of these bullies. I think it is time we start suing people that threaten to steal our domain names. This is plain extortion: “you sell for $500 or I take your …