dotmobi makes changes in management team

Just got a press release from dotmobi to say that they’ve just appointed a new CEO: DUBLIN, Ireland and WASHINGTON, DC – September 12, 2007 – dotMobi, the consortium behind the only Internet address created specifically for mobile phones, has appointed Trey Harvin, longtime Internet and technology veteran, as CEO of dotMobi and David Ryder… Continue reading dotmobi makes changes in management team

IE Domain Registry Updates Policy on Personal Domains – Finally!

One of the more frustrating rules covering IE domains is that related to personal names. Under the current rules you can only register yourfullname.ie if you are a celebrity or trade under that name (there are workaounds, but they’re not nice!). I’ve been nagging the IE Domain Registry about this policy for quite some time… Continue reading IE Domain Registry Updates Policy on Personal Domains – Finally!

DotMobi Gear Now On Sale

The dotmobi team have put a shop up offering a range of branded items. The selection is quite good and hopefully they’ll be adding to it. The only annoying thing is that you can’t pay by paypal at the moment

Nominet Considering Dropping Mailing Lists in Favour of Forums

Nominet currently has a number of mailing lists which are open to members. Some of the lists are for announcements, others for technical matters and others for policy. In the last couple of days Nominet members and list members have been asked to express a preference for future communication, as some people it would seem… Continue reading Nominet Considering Dropping Mailing Lists in Favour of Forums

Neil Edwards Dispels Myths and Makes a Promise

I’ve written about .mobi quite a bit over the last few months. There are a few reasons for this: I’ve met most of the team and thought they were cool people They’re actually based in Ireland and employ Irish people (yes that is a bit of national pride you’re seeing!) They seem to have a… Continue reading Neil Edwards Dispels Myths and Makes a Promise

Defending the indefensible – EUBrowser Denies CyberSquatting

Today’s Irish edition of the Sunday Times has an article on the cybersquatters referred to commonly as “EUBrowser” entitled “Cybersquat Firm Lurks in Digital Hub”. I’ve mentioned them in the past, as they lost several WIPO cases including adidas.ie, buy-sell.ie and a couple of Google squats (googl.ie and googel.ie) that were settled before WIPO had… Continue reading Defending the indefensible – EUBrowser Denies CyberSquatting

Web Based Tool For Nominet Registrars

As regulars here probably know I run an Irish hosting and domain registration company. We released a bit of software that might be of interest to Nominet registrars earlier this evening. NB: If you aren’t a Nominet registrar it won’t be of any interest / use to you

Tracking the weather on your mobile – weather.mobi goes live

Weather.mobi is the first of the premium dotmobi domains to go live. The registry made an official announcement a few hours ago and the site is already up and running. Unlike paramount.mobi, that reserves a lot of its premium content for US subscribers only, weather.mobi provides local weather information for even the smallest of Irish… Continue reading Tracking the weather on your mobile – weather.mobi goes live

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