Posted by Caycee Boyce , Friday, 22 August 2008
 DUBLIN, Ireland, WASHINGTON, DC and LULEÅ, Sweden – Aug. 21, 2008 – dotMobi, the company behind .mobi – the only ICANN-approved Internet address designed specifically for helping consumers find mobile content – today announced the inclusion of Mobizoft video content adaptation data into the award-winning DeviceAtlas , the definitive source of mobile handset information for mobile content developers.
As forecast by analyst firm Infonetics Research, the number of worldwide mobile video subscribers is set to soar to over 46 million by 2010. To help content providers take advantage of that, Mobizoft , a provider of mobile Internet-enabling products, now contributes its device-level data to help DeviceAtlas users create content for the burgeoning mobile broadcast market.
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Posted by Caycee Boyce , Friday, 22 August 2008
 The SedoCares’ “Wishing Well” Promotion is well on its way with over $7,000 already contributed into the “Wishing Well” through Sedo. The amount of positive response the promotion is receiving has exceeded our expectations and we are excited to see the overall success of the "Wishing Well" do the same!
As a Sedo member, you still have the chance to participate in the promotion. This month, when you take part in a transaction through Sedo’s marketplace you will automatically be in the running to win the cash prize. So, the more you buy or sell the more chances you have to win! Even those who don't win cash will be part of a bigger cause to build a new well for an Ethiopian village in need of clean water.
Posted by David Goldstein , Thursday, 21 August 2008
 Fresh from being awarded his most recent Peabody award, back in June
Stephen Colbert interviewed Jonathan Zittrain who wants to save the
good chaos of the Internet and separate it from the bad chaos that will
stomp on everything.
Posted by press , Thursday, 21 August 2008
 China Daily reports that China's sports authorities have banned the issuance of Internet
domain names based on the country's Olympic gold medal-winning athletes.
Only the athletes themselves will be allowed to register their names. The move is aimed at preventing the commercial exploitation of sports people's names. In 2004, a controversy erupted over the commercial use of the names
of gold medalists at the Athens Games, the China Internet Network
Information Center (CNNIC) said. Read more at: China Daily
Posted by Michael Gilmour , Wednesday, 20 August 2008
 You can read the first part of this series on domain valuations and the journey through the bubble and out the other side by clicking on:
Part 1 - Domain Industry and Valuations
As domain prices continued to rise most domain owners held onto their portfolios in the belief that they would keep on increasing in value. This created a lack of domain liquidity which further pushed up domain valuations. Prior to Point A if you sold for less than 4 years earnings you were thought of as a bit of an idiot.
Posted by Caycee Boyce , Wednesday, 20 August 2008
 Following the progress on the IDN TLD allocation processes during the ICANN meeting in Paris a new area has been made available to describe IDN policy development and IDN ccTLD allocation developments under ICANN’s IDN Area: http://icann.org/en/topics/idn .
At the Paris meeting, the Board approved both of the processes described below for implementation.
Posted by Caycee Boyce , Wednesday, 20 August 2008
 MARINA DEL REY, Calif.: The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers today announced the 28 successful fellowship applicants who will be attending ICANN's 33rd International Public Meeting in Cairo this November. Please click on http://www.icann.org/en/fellowships to see the complete list of candidates selected as Cairo fellows.
"ICANN's fellowship program helps make sure we have the widest possible representation from the developing and least developed world," said Theresa Swinehart, ICANN's Vice President, Global and Strategic Partnerships. "As a global entity with a global mandate we need to hear from every corner of the globe, but some countries and Internet users just didn't have the resources to attend. The fellowship program helps bridge that gap."
Posted by David Goldstein , Wednesday, 20 August 2008
 A seminar and cocktail party sponsored by Melbourne law firm Cooper
Mills Lawyers to discuss the .au domain name space, wildcarding and the
implications for .au with special guest Ehud Gavron will be held on
Tuesday September 2.
Posted by Chief Editor , Wednesday, 20 August 2008
Officials at Lemon Sponge Cake Contemporary Ballet in Boulder were shocked when they recently discovered that their Web site had disappeared off the face of the Internet. “We had bought the domain name from NameSecure, which is kind of ironic,” said Jenifer Sher, the ballet company’s executive director. “I guess it must have expired, but we didn’t receive any renewal notices.” To make matters worse, Sher couldn’t send or receive e-mails, because her address was tied to the Web site. Sher, who admits she isn’t tech-savvy, was flustered and in disbelief but unfortunately for her, this is a common issue that could have easily been prevented.
How do you prevent losing your domain name? Several simple but effective tips are revealed in an article recently published by Rocky Mountain News.
Source: Original article by Jeff Smith, Rocky Mountain News - Posted by Roland G Buck - Chief Editor - August 20th, 2008
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