Domain Names Marked Down

Domain Clock is Google App powered service that shows the current time through dozens of different domain names. So 8:22 pm might be represented as 22-past-eight.com, 8-twenty-two.com or even 0822.com for a pure numerical domain. Ian Li created this service after getting inspired by a website that was made of four numbers which could have been easily represented in time with digits for hours and minutes. Related: World Time Clocks Domain Clock Generates Web Domain Names from the Current

During a recent bout of insomnia, I decided to have some fun with the WHOIS database, a nifty listing of who owns a given domain name and when they bought it (among other things). Because of the importance of the internet in modern politics, and the cheap cost of registering a domain name, politicians and campaigns frequently register their domain names far in advance of any official campaign declaration. So, being bored and unable to sleep, I started punching in combinations based around pote

The VeriSign Domain report of December 2008 says that .cn, the country code top level domain for China, is now the most popular Top Level Domain ahead of .de (Germany) and .uk (United Kingdom). In fact, web domain names with a .cn suffix now outnumber even .net, .org and .info domains, making .cn the second most popular TLD on the Internet after .com. Currently, the largest TLDs in terms of base size are .com, .cn, .de, .net, .org, .uk, .info, .nl (The Netherlands), .eu (European Union), an

Guidelines to help you sell and buy websites Written on December 8th, 2008 Wondering how to sell web domain names? Domain name trading has now become a profitable business on the Internet. Premium domains enjoy great demand and are usually noted for their catchy names and remarkable traffic. If you’re thinking about selling your website, it pays to be prepared. Here are some strategies that can help you in buying and selling websites: