Centralnic Acquires Parking Crew

Centralnic has acquired yet another domain company. This time round it’s German domain parking company Team Internet, which is probably better known under the name of its domain parking brand “Parking Crew“. The London based company has been snapping up companies on both sides of the Atlantic over the last couple of years, though this… Continue reading Centralnic Acquires Parking Crew

Google Adsense For Domains Opens Up

Image via CrunchBase, source unknown Google dropped a bit of a bombshell yesterday when they announced that they were opening up Adsense for Domains to the general public (North American publishers first). Could this be the end for some of the smaller parking companies? With Google’s ever growing publisher base I suspect that some of… Continue reading Google Adsense For Domains Opens Up

Chitika Launches Parking Solution

While many parking companies seem to be having issues it’s interesting to see a new “player” entering the foray. Chitika, which is best known for it’s “blog friendly” advertising solutions, has just launched a domain parking solution called “Chitika for Domains”. The “beta” nature of the solution reveals itself very quickly if you try to… Continue reading Chitika Launches Parking Solution

Eurid and the failure to promote dotEU

In some ways the failure of .eu to capture hearts and minds makes me sad. I’m European. I’d like to think that a European namespace could be a success, but that seems to be a misplaced desire. As I mentioned some time ago, the only way to grow a namespace or TLD is through usage.… Continue reading Eurid and the failure to promote dotEU

I Congreso de dominios – Madrid October 9th

There will be a one day domain congress in Madrid next month organised by the people behind ForumDominios.com The day’s lineup looks quite interesting and covers topics such as the Spanish domain market, monetisation strategies, legal issues, dotmobi, the future of the .es namespace and other topics. Full details and registration is on their site… Continue reading I Congreso de dominios – Madrid October 9th

Google Launches Mobile Ready Adsense

It was only inevitable that Google would eventually offer a mobile ready version of its adsense platform. It’s been doing it to some degree with the parking companies for some time, although maybe not directly. As one of the named investors in dotmobi this move is actually a bit late when you consider that there… Continue reading Google Launches Mobile Ready Adsense

DomainSponsor Changes / Clarifies Payments

A few weeks ago DomainSponsor emailed their clients to inform them of planned changes to their payment processes. Frank covered it here. While anyone reading the email from a few weeks ago would have got the distinct impression that Paypal was being phased out: We will be phasing out the PayPal payment method Couldn’t be… Continue reading DomainSponsor Changes / Clarifies Payments

Domain Portfolio Management Made Easy – DNZoom

I was sworn to secrecy about DNZoom a few weeks ago, but as they’re about to launch they’ve finally given me permission to talk about it! If you have a reasonably sized domain portfolio then you’ve probably got domains spread across multiple registrars, parking services, hosting companies and marketplaces. You buy domains off Sedo, monetise… Continue reading Domain Portfolio Management Made Easy – DNZoom

Reactions to Oversee.net’s Acquisition of SnapNames

The acquistion of SnapNames has provoked some interest in the domain related blogspace. Michael Gilmour points to Frank Schilling, who brings a very different view to the deal and draws parallels with the traditional auction houses. Jay Westerdal follows up his original post with the email that I had mentioned the other day. Of course… Continue reading Reactions to Oversee.net’s Acquisition of SnapNames

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