Classified Ventures: Cars .com to be sold for $3 billion dollars

Cars.com and its underlying business is on the proverbial chopping block, for $3 billion dollars. You read the figure right: $3 billion dollars, not million. Billion. And why not; after all, Cars.com reportedly generates between $400 million to $500 million... [More]

Father Domainicus: Blessed be Brother Frank’s fabulous feat!

Greetings and salutations, my domainer brothers and sisters; this is Father Domainicus, on a splendorous sunny Sunday – at least, here in the state of Florida where the Domain Church is headquartered. I bring you some magnificent news today, and... [More]

Uniregistry: Ready for Registrar launch next week

Uniregistry is ready for the launch of its domain Registrar, which will occur sometime next week; the work is done and extensive testing is taking place. The launch will not happen tomorrow Monday, as initially projected. Frank Schilling of Uniregistry... [More]

Graceland .com owner: We are under siege!

The owner of Graceland.com shared his frustration with the world, as soon as the UDRP was filed for the domain, by the estate of the late Elvis Presley. Titled “Graceland.com Is Under Siege“, the page describes in vivid detail the 19 year old... [More]

Powered by CAX: List of all unregistered 3 and 4 letter Dictionary Word .Photos domains

After the successful launch of .Photography, a domain aimed at professional photographers, Donuts, Inc. followed up with the launch of dot .Photos. Currently, there are more than 5,600 dot .Photos domains registered. Single word, dictionary domain names... [More]

Elvis has left the building: 20 year old domain Graceland.com lost in UDRP

The estate of the late Elvis Presley took 20 years to get hold of Graceland.com, a domain registered in 1994; that was at the very dawn of the commercial Internet. The UDRP against Graceland.com was brought at the National Arbitration Forum in January.... [More]

International Women’s Day – Domainer women rejoice!

Women domainers rejoice! Today it’s International Women’s Day, to commemorate the contribution of the female gender to families, businesses and beyond. InternationalWomensDay.com tells the story of women’s struggle for equality, which... [More]

Donuts: Law enforcement has its own dedicated WHOIS portal

These days, information is everything; the amount of raw data collected on everyday activities can be astounding. WHOIS information is collected at the time a domain is registered or altered, and while a single domain name can’t always reveal much,... [More]

Sorry bro! Vine bans all pornography from its video network

Those of you that use Vine, the seven second video sharing engine, to distribute your nude bits and parts, better find another venue, horny dogs! Vine announced a change to the Vine content rules, which now excludes pornography completely, instead of hiding... [More]

wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.com – 25 years of the World Wide Web

Twenty-five years from the inception of the World Wide Web, its creator has urged the public to re-engage with its original design: a decentralized internet that at its very core, remains open to all. With that in mind, Yahoo! and the World Wide Web Foundation... [More]

Not your Daddy’s Registrar: Uniregistry gearing up for Monday launch

Frank Schilling’s Uniregistry is revving up the engines, with a Monday launch of its registrar services, aptly named Uniregistrar. Initially planned for tomorrow, March 8th, it appears that the launch will take place on Monday, March 10th. The date... [More]

Hiroshi Yakamoto: Mysterious Japanese American domainer behind the Bitcoin craze!

Until yesterday, nobody had heard of Hiroshi Yakamoto, a Japanese American from San Diego, California. The man who apparently orchestrated a series of high profile Bitcoin exchange crashes, is a low profile, 24 year old student, working on his PhD in Mathematics... [More]