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Feb. 10, 2009 Post

Here's the The Lowdown from DNJournal.com! Updated daily to fill you in on the latest buzz going around the domain name industry!

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From DOMAINfest Global to Dancing With the Stars! That is the improbable leap that Apple Computer Co-Founder Steve Wozniak is about to make. Fresh off his appearance as the  

keynote speaker at the DOMAINfest Global Conference in Hollywood, California January 28th, it has been announced that Wozniak, a self-professed "geek", will be one of the 13 contestants when ABC-TV's next season of their popular Dancing With The Stars ball room dancing competition debuts March 9th.

The 59-year-old Wozniak will be paired with a professional dancer to compete against 12 other couples for the show's gaudy mirror ball trophy. Wozniak, who reminds you of a big teddy bear, might seem like an unlikely competitor on the dance floor but the man has a personality and sense of adventure that may help him beat the odds and slip through at least the early rounds. If Cloris Leachman could do it, Woz certainly can. 

Wozniak also already has some TV experience under his belt. He was a regular on Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List because he was dating the comedian. I've enjoyed the previous seasons of Dancing With the Stars but knowing there will be an Internet guy to root for this time will make the new season special.  

Was Apple Co-founder Steve Wozniak telegraphing some of his dance moves 
in this appearance at the DOMAINfest 
Global
Conference January 28th? 

Skip Hoagland
Founder, Domain New Media LLC

Geo domain giant Skip Hoagland will be the live guest on Domain Success's latest installment of its Gratitude online interview series tomorrow night (Feb. 11) at 8pm U.S. Eastern time. Hoagland, who was featured in our July 2008 Cover Story, owns and operates geo gems like Atlanta.com, MyrtleBeach.com and BuenosAires.com as well as generic jewels like Fishing.com

During the one-hour show Hoagland will detail how he has solved a problem that has vexed so many large portfolio owners - how do you successfully develop a large number of domain names at once? As Hoagland told us, the key is joining forces with the right partners. For his geo properties Hoagland told us his favorite prospects are " the people with the local city or tourist magazines. They're easier to talk to (than the local newspaper or TV stations) and 

already have an office and sales people, so we go in and offer them from 30% to 50% of the gross revenues to sell ads on our city site as well as provide some local content for us." I guarantee you Skip will give you some things to think about so be sure to check out the program.

(Posted Feb. 10, 2009)


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