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T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Co-Founder Howard Neu Enters the Blogosphere With HowardNeu.com + Sendori Gets Two Patents Related to Domain Leasing  

T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Co-Founder Howard Neu celebrated his birthday today by launching a personal blog at HowardNeu.com. The thing that will probably surprise you the most is the 

fact that Howard, who was featured in our April 2009 Cover Story, plans to write about many things other than domains. In the introductory post on his new site today, Neu wrote, "I am not going to write about what others write about, but rather, I will either be reporting on matters that no one else is writing about, or give my opinion on those matters."

While Neu will be happy to answer reader's questions about the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference or domain investing, he is encouraging visitors to join in discussions he will generate devoted to other areas in which he has gained expertise over the years. Those include UDRP or ACPA law suits, general law, politics (he has been a mayor, a councilman, a municipal judge and has run a number of political campaigns), music (he has sung professionally and semi-professionally throughout his life), theater (he has appeared many times on South Florida stages) and movies (he has had roles in films like  Smokey 

Howard Neu
He is now blogging at HowardNeu.com

and the Bandit II and Porky's 2). Neu will also touch on radio and TV talk shows (he produced and hosted his own shows for many years) as well as Jewish Liturgy (he was a choir director for 35 years and his father was a Cantor). Clearly, he will have no shortage of subjects to talk about.

Neu just acquired HowardNeu.com as a gift from his son Ray who, unbeknownst to Howard, had been quietly pursuing the domain for several years. Ray finally succeeded in acquiring the name a few weeks ago, just in time to present it to his surprised dad as the perfect birthday present. Ray got Danny Pryor to design a site for Howard so his dad could hit the ground running once he learned he was the new owner of HowardNeu.com. We wish Howard a Happy Birthday and best of luck with his latest endeavor. 

Also today, Sendori announced the company's applications for two individual U.S. patents relating to its web navigation redirect technology have been approved.  

The patents relate to “an electronic marketplace which allows owners of unused domain names to lease their domains to bidding advertisers." Advertisers receive visitors redirected from domains which match their keywords. Sendori’s patent application numbers on file with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office are 11/532,833 and 12/048,991

Ofer Ronen, Co-Founder of Sendori (now an operating business of IAC (Nasdaq: IACI) and a division of Ask Sponsored Listings) said, "We are thrilled to have the Sendori patent approved. It cements our position as innovators in the domain monetization space." 

(Posted March 22, 2010)


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