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Above.com announced the hiring of Aaron Kvitek as SVP Strategic Marketing to spearhead the brand repositioning of Above.com. Above.com, which provides domain investors with free tools designed to minimize the daily challenges associated with the …

Radix Registry, the .Online registry, announced on Twitter that .Online had 26,000 domain name registrations in the first 15 minutes of General Availability (GA). The Early Access for .online ended on 26th August, 15:59 and general …

Constantine Roussos, founder of DotMusic Limited that is one of eight .music applicants, send out a letter to ICANN and the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). The letter intents to support the .music community application-based application …

This year NamesCon is opening its doors to volunteers for the very first time. “We think this is a great opportunity for newcomers to the domain name industry to get their feet wet, meet the …

TLD Registry, the registry of Dot Chinese Online (.在线) and Dot Chinese Website (.中文网) top level domains, is releasing the third installment of their Chinese Domaining Masterclass blog series. TLD Registry presented the world’s first, …

Quora asked a question targeting current and former Google employees. What do Google employees think of the creation of Alphabet Inc? So far there have been 14 responses. Here are a few of the most …

A new website for the Uniregistry registry was launched today at uniregistry.link. Frank Schilling announced the launch on Twitter. He said that the new website has the “same heart, passion and ambition”. He added: “We …

RetailMeNot, a US coupon company, paid $4.3 million to buy New gTLD domain names from a new domain name registry, according to a SEC filling. (Thanks to George Kirikos of Leap.com for the tip.) The …

Day 5 of EAP started yesterday for .Online and in the first 45 minutes there were 532 domain name registrations. Registrants pay about $150 more on EAP day 5 on top of the registration price. …

Highest sale this week at Flippa was the domain names HTML5.com that sold for $50,209. The marketplace posted over $170,000 in transactions over the past couple of weeks. Post-Auction Negotiation was the method of sale for …