What do successful domain name investors think when they value domain names?In this show:• The Sherpas play The Domain Game ...

Applicants have until mid-August to apply. The wait is over. Fourteen years after the last round closed, ICANN has opened a brief window to apply for new top level domains. The deadline is August 12.

Customers should have to opt in to free domains, not have them automatically added to their orders. For years, domain name registrars have offered free or heavily discounted domain bundles. These ...

Company’s aftermarket revenue up just slightly, blames lack of big transactions it had a year ago. GoDaddy (NYSE: GDDY) ...

As of today, you can now apply to own a piece of the internet’s root zone for the first time since 2012. Almost unbelievably, given some of its relatively recent history, ICANN has hit its deadline ...

A soccer club, a prediction market maker, and a window coverings company bought domain names. Mergers often lead to brand ...

Low-cost searches and pay-per-email pricing make outbound prospecting accessible. Many domain name investors use outbound marketing to sell domain names. It’s not something I’ve personally done much ...

Nominet has acknowledged that .uk has been shrinking for some time and wants to do something about it without accidentally inviting hordes of spammers and scammers into its zone. The registry said ...

You’re invited to join us for the Third Annual Levine Lecture, where Nick Gardner will present “26 Years of Deciding UDRP Cases: What Does a Panelist Actually Do, and Why? How Will AI Change This?” Ni ...

One of the domains was sold through Afternic’s Fast Transfer. A pro se litigant has sued (pdf) GoDaddy, alleging that it improperly transferred domain names from his account. Jason Nash alleges that ...

Company expands beyond individual domain trading. D3 will begin offering fractionalized ownership of domain name portfolios, the company announced today. The company already sells fractional interests ...

Company turns to cybersquatting claim after failed purchase attempt. QuickBooks maker Intuit attempted to reverse hijack the domain name QB.com, a UDRP panel has ruled. A Chinese individual bought the ...