I think that the aeroplane hadn’t moved about 10 feet from the Las Vegas terminal before I was sound asleep. In fact, I can’t even remember the plane taking off or landing in Los Angeles. The same could be said for the long haul flight from LAX to Melbourne. Read More
Hurox (as in who rocks) promises to be a not-your-average-social-networking social networking site. In fact, it’s not. Hurox offers a new twist on the whole social networking genre. With Hurox, you can actually create your own rich media website and embed fully customized content in them. Read More
Have you moved to a new city and need a new dentist but don’t know where to start? Gigpark.com helps users find great services. How do you know they are great? You know they are great because your friends tell you they are. Read More
The Swedish registry, .SE, has released research that shows women register three times as many domain names for blogs compared to men. The news release is in Swedish and an English translation is not yet available, if it ever will be, but for those who can read Swedish, click here. Read More
The owners of the .travel gTLD, The Globe, announced they will sell the Tralliance registry to The Registry Management Company LLC, a privately held entity controlled by Michael S. Egan, theglobe.com’s Chairman, CEO and controlling investor. Read More
Want to create a unique web survey? Poll visitors to your website or blog, or create a “Contact Me” form? Take a short-cut on that code-writing assignment for CompSci class? (That was a joke.) Foigo.com allows you to create customizable forms, databases, or web surveys. You can create forms with various elements such as checkboxes, radio buttons, drop-down menus, or text fields, and this site will handle writing the code for you. New users can choose between a detailed tutorial illustrated by screenshots, video tutorials (unfortunately, these don’t seem to have sound), or can jump right in for a “test drive” using the test account. This is a nice feature, since it gives visitors the opportunity to try the program without signing up or providing any personal information. Read More
Total of 266,663 Applications Received on First Day of Landrush Read More
Around 350 attendees came from Russia in the east to Ireland in the west, as well as a few people from elsewhere around the globe, to attend Domain Pulse 2008 in Vienna on February 21 and 22. Day one’s focus was internet governance.The future of the DNS was one of the key issues addressed by Michael Nelson of Georgetown University in Washington DC, with domain names becoming less important, but their numbers still increasing, as online access by a myriad of devices skyrockets connect – everything from the television, refrigerator, washing machine, pets, sprinkler systems and cars. Read More
