Marchex is a company with great assets that keeps coming up short on performance. Shares… |
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Marchex is a company with great assets that keeps coming up short on performance. Shares recently fell to a 3 year low after reporting results which missed expectations and issuing a disappointing outlook for the next quarter. Read More
On Friday, October 12, dotMobi will auction a select group of domains at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. EAST 2007 at a live auction hosted by Moniker. The .mobi names scheduled for auction cross a variety of categories, including entertainment, finance, food, government, health, internet and retail. Read More
Facebook has won a domain dispute against Privacy Ltd. Disclosed Agent for YOLAPT, a business from the Isle of Man. The disputed domain name <face-book.com>. The domain was registered in October 2004 and “provides, inter alia, advertising for and links to other commercial websites offering social networking and information services.” Read More
Before the current issue of Business 2.0 very few people had heard of Kevin Ham. And yet he is a giant among domainers. His domain enterprises generate approximately $70 million a year and he holds a portfolio of roughly 300,000 domain names. Still, it’s what many do not know about this man that may interest domainers the most. Read More
A Wisconsin man may spend the next five years of his life in jail for allegedly selling his company’s domain name, sofa.com, without permission… |
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A Wisconsin man may spend the next five years of his life in jail for allegedly selling his company’s domain name, sofa.com, without permission. Read More
In a move that is likely to get privacy advocates up in arms, popular social-networking site facebook… |
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In a move that is likely to get privacy advocates up in arms, popular social-networking site Facebook.com has added a public-search function to its website, which will allow unregistered users to search the site for a registered person. Read More
Nielsen//Netratings released its monthly search rankings report, putting Google on top again, controlling nearly 50 percent of all US searches… |
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Nielsen//Netratings released its monthly search rankings report, putting Google on top again, controlling nearly 50 percent of all US searches. But as those that follow the industry have come to expect, every month that number conflicts with two other metrics firms, both of which conflict with webmaster statistics. Read More
