While no one likes to see domain industry layoffs, there is an upside for start up companies and existing firms with holes to fill and budgets to fill them. Some very knowledgeable, experienced industry pros are becoming available for the first time in years. One of them is likely to be the perfect person to complete your team.
Domain Industry Layoffs Are Creating a Rich Talent Pool for Companies Seeking to Fill Key Positions
January 16, 2009 By
Domain Industry Layoffs Are Creating a Rich Talent Pool for Companies Seeking to Fill Key Positions
January 16, 2009 By
While no one likes to see domain industry layoffs, there is an upside for start up companies and existing firms with holes to fill and budgets to fill them. Some very knowledgeable, experienced industry pros are becoming available for the first time in years.
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Domain Industry Layoffs Are Creating a Rich Talent Pool for Companies Seeking to Fill Key Positions
Oversee.net – Parent Company of DomainSponsor, Moniker & SnapNames – Announces a Major Layoff
January 15, 2009 By
Oversee.net, the parent company of three of the best-known brands in the domain industry, DomainSponsor, Moniker and SnapNames, announced that they are laying off 18% of their workforce, including some at the management level. The cuts come on the heels of a previous 10% workforce reduction last August.
Oversee.net – Parent Company of DomainSponsor, Moniker & SnapNames – Announces a Major Layoff
January 15, 2009 By
Oversee.net, the parent company of three of the best-known brands in the domain industry, DomainSponsor, Moniker and SnapNames, announced that they are laying off 18% of their workforce, including some at the management level. The cuts come on the heels of a previous 10% workforce reduction last August.
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Oversee.net – Parent Company of DomainSponsor, Moniker & SnapNames – Announces a Major Layoff
TDNAM Gets a New Name, Bob Parsons Dishes About His Average Workday and .US Gets a Plug in TV Guide
January 14, 2009 By
GoDaddy’s TDNAM aftermarket domain auction site has a new name – it’s now GoDaddy Auctions. In a related note, GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons describes his typical workday in a new magazine interview. Also today, America’s .US ccTLD gets a nice plug from a popular TV actress.
TDNAM Gets a New Name, Bob Parsons Dishes About His Average Workday and .US Gets a Plug in TV Guide
January 14, 2009 By
GoDaddy’s TDNAM aftermarket domain auction site has a new name – it’s now GoDaddy Auctions. In a related note, GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons describes his typical workday in a new magazine interview.
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TDNAM Gets a New Name, Bob Parsons Dishes About His Average Workday and .US Gets a Plug in TV Guide
Domain Sales Activity is Light in the First Full Week of the Aftermarket’s 2009 Season
January 14, 2009 By
After two weeks that were shortened by major holidays, the domain aftermarket just logged its first full week of 2009. Ironically, while sales held up surprisingly well over the holiday season, a lot of buyers seem to have gone on vacation while everyone else was returning to work this week. We have all of the reported sales industry wide.
Domain Sales Activity is Light in the First Full Week of the Aftermarket’s 2009 Season
January 14, 2009 By
After two weeks that were shortened by major holidays, the domain aftermarket just logged its first full week of 2009. Ironically, while sales held up surprisingly well over the holiday season, a lot of buyers seem to have gone on vacation while everyone else was returning to work this week. We have all of the reported sales industry wide.
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Domain Sales Activity is Light in the First Full Week of the Aftermarket’s 2009 Season
New CEO at Yahoo Spurs Hope for a Stronger PPC Competitor & Domainers Doubt Multi-Million $ .Travel Sale
January 13, 2009 By
In DN Journal’s Lowdown today: New Yahoo CEO brings hope of a stronger competitor to Google, free videos of T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under seminars go online and a press release touting an alleged multi-million dollar sale of a .travel domain fails the “smell test” among veteran domainers.
New CEO at Yahoo Spurs Hope for a Stronger PPC Competitor & Domainers Doubt Multi-Million $ .Travel Sale
January 13, 2009 By
In DN Journal’s Lowdown today: New Yahoo CEO brings hope of a stronger competitor to Google, free videos of T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Down Under seminars go online and a press release touting an alleged multi-million dollar sale of a .travel domain fails the “smell test” among veteran domainers.
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New CEO at Yahoo Spurs Hope for a Stronger PPC Competitor & Domainers Doubt Multi-Million $ .Travel Sale
After Being Shut Down by School Administrators, a High School Newspaper Beats the System by Publishing Online
January 12, 2009 By
The old system of media gatekeepers deciding who can report the news and what news will be published is being washed away once and for all. With a domain name and hosting account anyone can operate a media platform that reaches every corner of the globe.
After Being Shut Down by School Administrators, a High School Newspaper Beats the System by Publishing Online
January 12, 2009 By
The old system of media gatekeepers deciding who can report the news and what news will be published is being washed away once and for all. With a domain name and hosting account anyone can operate a media platform that reaches every corner of the globe.
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After Being Shut Down by School Administrators, a High School Newspaper Beats the System by Publishing Online
Markus Frind Works Less Than an Hour a Day But His Website Rakes in $10 Million a Year
January 10, 2009 By
A new article in Inc. Magazine profiles PlentyOfFish.com founder Markus Frind who, working by himself, developed and runs a site that generates $10 million a year and pays him a $5 million annual salary. Frind is no workaholic either – most days his work is done in under an hour.
Markus Frind Works Less Than an Hour a Day But His Website Rakes in $10 Million a Year
January 10, 2009 By
A new article in Inc. Magazine profiles PlentyOfFish.com founder Markus Frind who, working by himself, developed and runs a site that generates $10 million a year and pays him a $5 million annual salary. Frind is no workaholic either – most days his work is done in under an hour.
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Markus Frind Works Less Than an Hour a Day But His Website Rakes in $10 Million a Year
The Atlantic Ponders the Death of The New York Times and What the New King – Web Journalism – Will Look Like
January 7, 2009 By
With a story called “End Times” (in the latest issue of The Atlantic), writer Michael Hirschorn has penned the best article we’ve seen to date about the passing away of newspapers (the New York Times in particular) and what the new king of journalism – online – is going to look like.
The Atlantic Ponders the Death of The New York Times and What the New King – Web Journalism – Will Look Like
January 7, 2009 By
With a story called “End Times” (in the latest issue of The Atlantic), writer Michael Hirschorn has penned the best article we’ve seen to date about the passing away of newspapers (the New York Times in particular) and what the new king of journalism – online – is going to look like.
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The Atlantic Ponders the Death of The New York Times and What the New King – Web Journalism – Will Look Like
6-Figure Sale at Sedo Leads DN Journal’s 1st Weekly Chart for 2009
January 7, 2009 By
Sedo wound up sweeping the top three spots on DN Journal’s new weekly Top 20 chart and piled up 10 of the 20 chart entries. Their list included a $167,500 .com sale and a $57,000 German country code sale, one of eight ccTLDs on the all extension leader board as the country codes got 2009 off to a great start.
