NIC Mexico (Network Information Center México), the registry and administrators of the .MX cctTLD, is announcing that on April 28th, 250,000 .MX domain name registrations have been reached. In the latest Lowdown post, Ron Jackson provides readers with a link to his comprehensive review of Domain Rountable, as well as discusses his opinion on the success of the Roundtable live auction. Jackson also mentions the upcoming TRAFFIC conference, which will be held overseas in Australia. For more, click here. Source: DNJournal -- With Ron Jackson's permission -- April 29, 2008 In January, a controversial decision was made by the Nominet Dispute Resolution Service ordering that MySpace.co.uk be transferred to MySpace. The decision was controversial because MySpace.co.uk had been purchased before the well known MySpace even existed, and its use as a parking page had not changed because of the existence of MySpace. An independent appeals panel has now overturned this decision.
SWITCH, the .ch registry, have released an interesting analysis of where registrants come from of .ch domain names. As could be expected given its concentration of businesses, Zurich has the highest concentration of domain names with 102,334 domain names as of end 2007. Bern (32,106), Basel (27,980) and Geneva (19,287) follow. The analysis also shows one in every ten Swiss residents has registered a .ch domain name.
I just received an email from Whypark founder, Craig Rowe outlining that he's just received an angel investor to spur WhyPark's growth. This is great news for any entrepreneur and Craig should be congratulated for securing the additional funding. Source: Posted on WhizzBangsBlog by Michael Gilmour -- Reprinted with permission -- April 28, 2008
On the same flight back home from San Fransisco I noticed how conceptual marketing helps generic domain name owners I also noticed of a rising trend, “leading domains”, domains which start with “goto”, “on”, “in”, “at”. “4″. This trend is related to the “Radio Test”. What is the “Radio Test”? Dan Warner, in an old DNJournal article, explains:
As widely reported by now, FMA has lost LH.Com in a NAF ruling.
While many think this is a disgrace (which I tend to agree), this decision, because it involves FMA, is not the worst thing that could have happened.
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According the press release Whypark is currently managing over 41,000 domains, which is quite a number. 