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            <description>The first T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference ever held outside the U.S. is now underway on Australia&apos;s Gold Coast. We are at the Sheraton Mirage Resort in Queensland to cover it for you and have posted some photos and highlights from the first day of activity - a day devoted entirely to fun before things get down to business Tuesday</description>
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            <title>Final Notes Before Heading to Australia for Traffic Down Under and Kudos to Jeff Kupietzky</title>
            <description>I&apos;ll be spending the entire weekend flying to Australia to cover next week&apos;s T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under conference for you. I posted some show notes before heading out and also details on a well deserved promotion for Oversee.net&apos;s Jeff Kupietzky who has been named company President.</description>
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            <title>Domain Development Trend Continues to Pick Up Steam as Domainers Roll Out New Websites</title>
            <description>Domain development is attracting  more and more domain owners who are looking for ways to offset their PPC revenue declines. Well-known domainers Page Howe, Andrew Allemann and partners Ari Goldberger &amp; Larry Fischer have all rolled out new websites.</description>
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            <title>How Domains Helped  Michael Gilmour Bounce Back Bigger Than Ever After Losing a Fortune Overnight</title>
            <description>In 2003 Australian entrepreneur Michael Gilmour found himself broke after losing a fortune overnight. He took his last $100 and bought a domain name. Five short years later Gilmour is one of the most successful people in this industry. In DN Journal&apos;s November Cover Story we&apos;ll tell you how he made it happen.</description>
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            <description>George Kirikos, a veteran domainer and long-time ICANN observer, has spotted language in new gTLD contracts that could pave the way for Verisign to charge domain owners anything they want for .com and .net registrations or renewals - with prices depending on what Verisign decides individual domains are worth.</description>
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            <title>Christmas May Suck for Brick &amp; Mortar Retailers But Experts Predict Double Digit Growth Online</title>
            <description>Forecasters are predicting a bad Christmas season for retailers with one exception - online sales are expected to easily surpass last year. In another win for the web,  the editor of our local newspaper, following another round of layoffs, admits that many print publications now have to play second fiddle to their websites.</description>
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            <description>DN Journal&apos;s next weekly domain sales report (due out tomorrow night) is shaping up as a strong one, especially after two big six-figure sales were just closed at Sedo today.</description>
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            <title>Is SEO Dead? Micah Baldwin Says There Is a  Better Way to Build Traffic</title>
            <description>&quot;If you do SEO for a living, you will be out of business or irrelevant in 3 years&quot; according to Lijit Networks exec Micah Baldwin. A lot of domain owners who want to develop their names have been thinking about SEO but on his  LearnToDuck.com blog Baldwin says there is a better way to go.</description>
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            <description>The business pages are filled with bad news but  here is some positive information for domain owners to mull over this weekend. Veteran online advertising exec Joe Apprendi has seen it all and he says online publishers will fare far better than others in the current recession.</description>
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            <title>The ICA Corrects CADNA&apos;s Misrepresentation of  Cybersquatting as a Criminal Offense</title>
            <description>The Internet Commerce Association has responded to a press release issued yesterday by the Coalition Against Domain Name Abuse (CADNA) that erroneously portrayed cybersquatting as a criminal offense. We have the full text of ICA Executive Director Michael Collins&apos;s comments setting the record straight and detailing basic trademark principles you need to know.</description>
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            <title>DN Journal Releases Latest Quarterly  Analysis of Sales Trends in the Domain Aftermarket</title>
            <description>DN Journal&apos;s latest monthly newsletter breaks down 3Q-2008 domain sales to see what the numbers reveal about the health of the aftermarket.  Plus, more info and photos from Kevin Ham and Chris Hartnett&apos;s adventures at Harvard Business School.</description>
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            <title>New Weekly Domain Sales Report From DNJournal.com</title>
            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com.  Another big wave of completed live auction sales from the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York conference dominates this week&apos;s domain sales chart.  Moniker swept the top three spots and four .me domains crashed the all extension leader board.</description>
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            <title>The Lowdown on Why GeoDomainer.com Has Been Down</title>
            <description>Today in The Lowdown at DNJournal.com: The scoop on why social networking site GeoDomainer.com has been inaccessible the past two weeks, details on a big .mobi auction starting tomorrow at Sedo and the reason why Afilias VP/CTO Ram Mohan was appointed to a special position on ICANN&apos;s Board of Directors.</description>
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            <title>Kevin Ham and Chris Hartnett  Graduate From the Harvard Business School</title>
            <description>Doctors Kevin Ham and Chris Hartnett have become Harvard Business School graduates after completing the school&apos;s intensely demanding Advanced Management Program. Also, our take on Media General&apos;s purchase of Richmond.com.</description>
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            <description>BoycottKentucky.com is asking domain owners to call the office of Kentucky governor Steve Beshear en masse today to express their displeasure with his attempt to take over 141 gambling related domain names through a highly controversial claim that the state has jurisdiction over those names.</description>
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            <title>Our Early Voting Experience and Online Polls Where You Can Cast a Ballot</title>
            <description>The U.S. presidential election won&apos;t be held until Tuesday but thousands of web surfers have been casting their votes in online polls for weeks now. We&apos;ll tell you about a couple you can participate in and a little about our experiences voting for real this morning (our state is one of 31 that allows early voting).</description>
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            <description>Lizzy Grant, the daughter of veteran domainer Rob Grant, is making a splash in the music business. Lizzy has just released her first record (available on iTunes) and also has a new video out that is creating quite a buzz in the music blogosphere.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly DNJournal.com domain sales report is out with four six-figure sales and a flood of completed live auction sales leading the aftermarket hit parade.</description>
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            <description>Ari Bayme, is taking over as CEO at Movie Times, Inc., a company that owns a portfolio of several thousand movie related domain names and operates the popular entertainment portal MovieTimes.com. Chairman Dan Pulcrano (a giant in the geodomain space) stepped out of the CEO role to make way for Bayme.</description>
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            <description>We&apos;re on the first leg of a one-week vacation trip but before heading out we added an exclusive new Photo Gallery to our T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York coverage. We also posted a preview article that let&apos;s you know what to expect from next month&apos;s T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under conference in Australia.</description>
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            <description>The T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference heads overseas for the first time November 18-20 when Fabulous.com hosts the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under conference on Australia&apos;s famed Gold Coast. To get the inside scoop on this event, we talked with Fab execs Dan Warner and  Michael Robertson.</description>
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            <description>Internet Real Estate Group President Andrew Miller and CEO Mike &quot;Zappy&quot; Zappolin were among the Harvard Business School graduates who got to meet luminaries like Bill Gates and Meg Whitman at last weekend&apos;s Global Business Summit marking the 100th Anniversary of the HBS.</description>
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            <title>Dr. Kevin Ham is Named an Ernst &amp; Young 2008 Entrepreneur of the Year Award Winner</title>
            <description>Reinvent Technology CEO Dr. Kevin Ham, who was the subject of DN Journal&apos;s May 2008 Cover Story, has been named winner of the Pacific Region&apos;s prestigious Ernst &amp; Young 2008 Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the Technology category.</description>
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            <title>DOMAINfest Global 2009 Lands Apple Co-Founder Steve Wosniak as Their Keynote Speaker</title>
            <description>The DOMAINfest Global 2009 conference coming up in January has scored a major coup by landing Apple Computer Co-Founder Steve Wosniak as their keynote speaker.  The show, sponsored by Oversee.net&apos;s domain monetization unit, DomainSponsor, will be staged January 28-30 in Hollywood, California.</description>
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            <title>USA Today Columnist Tells Readers NOW Is the Time to Get a Domain Name and Build a Website</title>
            <description>In a new column today, USA Today business columnist Gladys Edmunds told  her readers that NOW is the time to get a domain name and build a website to promote your company. A web address allows you to generate extra sales by making your product or service available around the globe and with the economy bogged down that added reach is more important than ever.</description>
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            <title>Back on Track - The Domain Aftermarket Rebounds Strongly From a Weak Outing Last Week</title>
            <description>The domain aftermarket got back on track this week with a solid outing led by one of the year’s five biggest country code sales at an eye-popping $300,000. A second six-figure transaction was booked as the first wave of completed live auction sales from last month’s T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York conference was reported by RickLatona.com.</description>
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            <description>Big city geodomain owners will be facing some tough new competition as NBC-TV begins converting their local station websites into broad based city portals complete with new geo-oriented domain names like NBCNewYork.com and NBCChicago.com.</description>
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            <title>Fabulous.com Announces a Live Domain Auction at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under to Benefit the ICA</title>
            <description>Fabulous.com has announced a charity live domain auction to benefit the Internet Commerce Association (ICA) will be held November 19th during the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under conference that Fab will be hosting on Australia&apos;s Gold Coast. Rick Latona Auctions will conduct the fund raising sale.</description>
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            <description>Domain registration rates around the world continue to grow at a double digit pace. A new report from the Latin American region says total registration soared nearly 18% in the past year with Brazil and Argentina leading the growth spurt.</description>
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            <description>Two key members of the award-winning Branson.com team have left to help Skip Hoagland develop his portfolio of prime U.S. and International geodomains. Their first joint project will focus on turning Portland.com into the premier portal to Portland, Oregon.</description>
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            <description>The Internet Commerce Association is in Kentucky today, protesting that state&apos;s attempt to confiscate 141 domain names from their rightful owners. Elsewhere, Forbes Magazine says the current credit crunch could accelerate the slide of newspapers into oblivion.</description>
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            <description>Former Domain Roundtable producer Stephen Douglas has settled a lawsuit against Name Intelligence, the company behind the 2007 conference he directed,  and its CEO Jay Westerdal. Elsewhere, NameMedia announces a further expansion of their AfternicDLS domain aftermarket platform.</description>
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            <description>Sedo has just completed the first seven-figure domain sale since the first quarter of this year - moving Invest.com for $1,015,000 through their GreatDomains premium auction site. The news come from Sedo&apos;s Kate Donahue who is preparing for some big changes in her life.</description>
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            <description>Research firm Borrell Associates has added their voice to the chorus that believes .com city domain names are superbly positioned to one day succeed local newspapers, radio and TV stations as the preferred media platform in their respective communities.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. We saw a 2-letter .com change hands for $500,000 in one of the year’s 10 biggest sales as well as a country code deal that ranks as the year&apos;s 6th biggest ccTLD sale, GeoDomains also had a strong presence on the Top 20 chart.</description>
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            <description>Another owner of a top generic domain name has taken his asset to another level by teaming up with a partner that brought site development, capital and business relationship expertise to the table. The end result, just two months later, is a potential category killing website.</description>
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            <description>The domain aftermarket continues to hold strong despite the downturn in the general economy and falling PPC revenues in the domain industry. Sedo CEO Tim Schumacher said, &quot;We have seen increased participation each month, a higher percentage of domains sold and higher average sale prices, and this latest auction will build on our success.&quot;</description>
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            <description>It was another solid outing for the domain aftermarket with a trio of six-figure sales leading this week&apos;s DN Journal sales report.. One of those, a two-word .com,  rang up $325,000 to rank among the 20 biggest sales reported so far in 2008. Three country code domains qualified for the all extension leader board as did an IDN and a pair of .nets.</description>
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            <description>Internet Commerce Association Co-Founder Rick Schwartz announced his resignation from the domain industry trade group today. ICA independent board member Ron Jackson comments on the departure and where the organization stands now.</description>
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            <title>.Pro ReLaunched With Lower Prices Today and Bido.com Has Bowed Out of the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Live Auction Line Up</title>
            <description>If at first you don&apos;t succeed - relaunch. That is what the .Pro registry did today, hoping to lure buyers in with lower prices. Elsewhere Bido.com is out of the live auction line-up for this month&apos;s T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference in New York, a mobile-centric conference is coming to San Jose and Skip Hoagland scores a coup with Cairo.com.</description>
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            <description>In the kind of local gathering that will become more common as the domain industry continues to grow, Parked.com brought Florida domain owners together for a dinner party Thursday night in Tampa. Here are some DN Journal photos and notes from the event.</description>
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            <description>Verisign has released their latest quarterly Domain Name Industry Brief covering the second quarter of 2008. The new report shows demand for domain names continuing to surge at double digit  rates. We have the key numbers from the latest brief.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. A six-figure sale at SnapNames led the hit parade and headlined a new all-extension Top 20 chart that saw a pair of country code domains among the top ten.</description>
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            <description>A prominent newspaper columnist has abruptly quit because he said sports journalism has become &quot;entirely a website business.&quot; Jay Mariotti, who also appears on ESPN, said of the sinking newspaper industry ship, &quot;I don&apos;t want to go down with it.&apos;&apos;</description>
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            <description>A new feature in Microsoft&apos;s latest browser, Internet Explorer 8, (released in beta yesterday) could spell trouble for their arch-rival Google. Here how &quot;InPrivate Browsing&quot; could short circuit Google&apos;s plan to get even bigger through display advertising.</description>
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            <description>Some old friends who are worried about their jobs disappearing have been asking me if there are still opportunities to make a living with domain names or on the Internet at large. This is what I told them...</description>
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            <description>First it was newspapers, then magazines, then TV. Now it&apos;s radio singing the declining ad revenue blues - but there is one bright spot on that industry&apos;s latest report card - rapid growth online. With all branches of traditional media declining, only the Internet continues to enjoy double digit growth rates.</description>
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            <description>A week after ordering it, my iPhone 3G showed up today. Here are some initial thoughts on whether or not this is the .mobi killer some claim it will be. Also, the agenda is posted for T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under and an upcoming charity domain auction looks like a win win event for everyone involved.</description>
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            <description>In today&apos;s tardy Lowdown post Moniker&apos;s latest live auction fails to stir an SEO crowd, we spend a day at a local car lot and Page Howe takes over administration of an interesting geo domain sales letter.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com and it is a jaw-dropper.  We saw a half-dozen six-figure sales this week and all of those domains were purchased by the same person. In fact the Aspen, Colorado based buyer wound up spending over $1.1 million on a total of 11 domains for a cryptic new project his company is working on.</description>
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            <description>One of the world&apos;s leading domain companies, Oversee.net, reduced its workforce by 10% Friday. Oversee VP Mason Cole spoke with us about the tough decision to lay off team members.</description>
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            <description>Sendori.com has come up with an innovative domain monetization system that bypasses Google and Yahoo by allowing advertisers to bid directly on traffic from high quality domain names. Since the traffic is sent straight to the advertiser&apos;s site, they pay for every visitor, not just the ones that click through.</description>
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            <title>John Berryhill Foils a Reverse Hijacking Attempt With a Swift Kick to the Beech-Nuts</title>
            <description>Attorney John Berryhill has foiled another reverse hijacking attempt, perpetrated this time by a Swiss company that makes Beech-Nut foods. They tried to use the WIPO process to steal the domain Hero.com from its rightful owner. Here&apos;s our take of the bungled heist.</description>
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            <title>The Countdown to T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York is Underway With a Free Hotel Offer and Live Auction Preview</title>
            <description>T.R.A.F.F.I.C. New York is just five weeks away and the promotional drumbeat is starting to build. Show sponsor TrafficZ is offering their customers two free nights at the conference hotel. Meanwhile Moniker has given a sneak peak at some of the top names being considered for their live domain auction at the show.</description>
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            <title>Howe About That! The Inside Story of One Man&apos;s Rise From Low Budget Domain Flipper to Million Dollar Dealmaker</title>
            <description>In four short years Page Howe has become the poster boy for the amazing things that are possible in this business. This is the previously untold story of how Howe discovered domains and went on to become one of the industry&apos;s key players. Get the story in DN Journal&apos;s new August Cover Story.</description>
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            <title>Survival Has Become &quot;A Struggle of Epic Proportions&quot; for Newspapers Hammered By the Web</title>
            <description>&quot;A a struggle of epic proportions.&quot; After laying off 36 more people, that&apos;s how the publisher of a local newspaper owned by the New York Times described their battle to survive in a media world increasingly dominated by the Internet.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com.  One of the largest three-word domain sales we’ve ever seen took the #1 spot on our Top 20 chart after changing hands for $260,000. Another six-figure blockbuster from the geodomain category passed the $150,000 mark.</description>
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            <description>As the foundations of traditional media continue to crumble, print magazines are the latest to find their necks in a noose. A new report covering the first half of 2008 showed big declines in both circulation and ad pages in nearly all subject categories.</description>
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            <description>Forbes.com writer Charlie Foster just posted a new article about the domain business and he says it became the top-ranked story on the influential business news website today.</description>
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            <description>The general economy is sputtering but the media industry continues to be among the fastest growing industrial sectors in America. Better yet, a new study says the biggest waves within the media business are all breaking in favor of those of us who operate online.</description>
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            <description>August is shaping up as one of the busiest months ever for domain auction activity. You will need several scorecards to keep up with the action and we have links to where you can find them. Also today, Sedo announces a plan to help build wells in drought stricken Ethiopia.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. The top domain  is a Dutch country code name that ranks among the 12 biggest ccTLD sales so far in 2008. The new all extension Top 20 has 14 .coms and a pair of country codes with the final four openings divided evenly between a .net, a .org, a .info and a .mobi.</description>
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            <title>The Domain Roundtable Conference is Heading East - Washington D.C. Will Host the 2009 Show</title>
            <description>The 2009 Domain Roundtable conference will be held in Washington, D.C. at the Grand Hyatt Hotel June 14-17. This will be the first Roundtable on the east coast and the first staged by new owner Thought Convergence. We will tell you why it&apos;s a smart move.</description>
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            <title>New Solutions Seek to Counter Declining PPC Revenues</title>
            <description>As PPC revenues continue to sink, solutions to improve domain monetization are springing up from within the domain community. Portfolio Help from Bido.com and a quick and easy domain development plan from AEIOU.com are tackling the problem from different angles.</description>
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            <title>Entrepreneur Magazine Highlights Opportunities in the Domain Industry</title>
            <description>Entrepreneur Magazine has published a very nice article on the domain business by Laura Tiffany titled Imminent Domaining. The piece does a nice job of explaining this industry to the magazine&apos;s audience of serial entrepreneurs - a group that is always looking for new opportunities.</description>
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            <title>Generic Domain Names Under Attack: An Alarming Trend in UDRP Proceedings</title>
            <description>With the rise of domain name values in recent years people who would like to separate domain owners from their assets without paying fair market value for them are coming out of the woodwork. Even generic names are increasingly at risk. In our latest monthly newsletter, attorney Brett Lewis details a disturbing trend.</description>
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            <title>Seven Key Building Blocks That  Can Help You Construct a Winning Website</title>
            <description>If you are ready to tackle developing one  or more of your domain names, Stoney deGeyter has written a concise new series of articles called &quot;Seven Building Blocks of a Destination Website&quot; that will help you craft a winning game plan.</description>
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            <title>The U.S. Has Put a Damper on ICANN&apos;s Dream of Running the Domain Name System As They See Fit</title>
            <description>The United States has made clear that it has no intention of giving up oversight of the Internet&apos;s Domain Name System and they let ICANN know that was the case in a letter sent to the oversight body Wednesday.</description>
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            <title>A New Report Says the Yellow Pages Are About to Take a Fierce Beating from the Internet</title>
            <description>The next traditional ad medium likely to be slain by the Internet is the Yellow Pages according to research firm Borrell Associates. &quot;Over the next five years, we are expecting 39% of the ad spending on print yellow pages to vanish,&quot; Borrell reports.They also predict video will be the #1 online ad format by 2012.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. The top dog this week was a one-word .com domain that attracted close to a quarter of a million dollars in one of the year’s 20 biggest sales. Country codes also fared well again, taking four spots on the all extension leader board.</description>
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            <description>Effective Friday (August 1), Matt Bentley is leaving his post as Chief Strategy Officer at Sedo. In his 6 years with the company Bentley has compiled an exceptionally impressive record of success.</description>
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            <description>Buyer Brad Geisen, the founder of Foreclosure.com, plans to roll out a revolutionary new real estate marketplace on Property.com in 2009.</description>
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            <title>Lightning Strikes Twice: DNJournal.com&apos;s New Weekly Domain Sales Report Is Out</title>
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            <description>Our local daily continues its anorexic decline. Meanwhile another major publication hopes to survive with a new  model that will debut tomorrow. As the future unfolds geo domain owners may be in the catbird seat.</description>
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            <title>O2 Cool -  Veteran Domainer Howard Hoffman&apos;s New Relationship With Actress/Author Mariel Hemingway</title>
            <description>Major congratulations go out today to long-time domain investor Howard Hoffman (who also operates PPCIncome.com). In addition to his domain endeavors Hoffman owns a fast-growing bottled water company that distributes an oxygenated spring water called O2Cool. Mariel Hemingway discovered it, loved it and now she wants to help Howard make sure the world hears about it.</description>
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            <description>DN Journal&apos;s comprehensive review of the 2008 GeoDomain Expo in Chicago has just been published. We have behind the scenes details and dozens of photos from the landmark event that you won&apos;t find anywhere else.</description>
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            <title>Have Bad Times Hit the Domain Industry Yet? Here&apos;s What the Latest Sales Data Shows</title>
            <description>DN Journal has compiled and released the latest domain sales data for the first two quarters of 2008. We give you the facts and figures on how the domain market has been faring at a time when the general economy is in disarray.</description>
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            <description>The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com and once again it was a solid week for the aftermarket. A trio of six-figure sales included one that ranks among the year&apos;s 12 biggest sales. There was also a major deal in the country code category that ranks among the ten biggest ccTLD sales so far in 2008.</description>
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            <title>Photos and Highlights from the Final Day of the 2008 GeoDomain Expo in Chicago.</title>
            <description>The 2008 GeoDomain Expo closed in Chicago Saturday (July 12) with a 12-hour day packed with big events. It opened with a morning session featuring stories from five geodomain pioneers and also included Moniker&apos;s live domain auction and the 2008 GeoDomain Awards dinner.</description>
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            <title>Another Major Player Has Entered the Domain Conference Promotion Game.</title>
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