Domain King Rick Schwartz has finally been lured back into a major domain conference spotlight by NamesCon Global.

Everybody loves six-figure domain sales and they showed up in force at the top of our latest bi-weekly domain sales chart.

Industry wide voting has produced a list of five nominees for this year's honor recognizing extraordinary contributions to the domain community.

The domain business continues to boom creating a steady stream of news that made it feel like Friday came up quicker than usual this week!

In the last 24 hours we've learned about four six-figure sales (and a fifth sale under NDA that almost certainly fell in the same range).

There's a new cover story out at DNJournal.com. It is an inside look at Intis Telecom and the young founder who dug deep to acquire IT.com.

PIR adds .CHARITY, .FOUNDATION and .GIVES to their TLD line-up. .GIVING to come on board later this year.

The two-and-a-half year wait for a chance to see your domain industry friends and colleagues face to face again is about to end!

Even with a $1.6 million ice pack applied to its forehead the latest domain sales chart is still filled with hot sales!

.Coms, ccTLDs and new gTLDs all scored big gains in 1Q-2022 and good marks year over year according to new Verisign Industry Brief.

Dan.com built a great platform, GoDaddy could afford it and they were wise to spend the money to future proof their cash cow.

A public CBD products company made a final $800,000 payment to close the deal for this incomparable ice-breaking domain!

With 3 of the year's 10 biggest sales to date, including a new #1, and five sales hitting at least 6 figures the latest chart is loaded.

The Web Marketing Festival that ended in Italy Saturday has us looking forward to a big show on our side of the pond this summer!

The first completed publicly reported 2-letter .com sales of 2022 are now in the books and headed to the top of our next sales chart.

An inside look at how Radix's marketing team attracted 110,000 sign-ups and 1.3 million visits to a .tech domain in 3 weeks.

When the first major domain auction in front of a live audience in two-and-a-half years happens this summer NFTs will be in the mix.

A two-word .com, a three-word .com and an Italian first name in .com claim the first three spots on this week's sales chart.

Previously unrevealed details on how Saw.com's Jeff Gabriel and Amanda Waltz closed some of their biggest deals.

When attendees left the last NamesCon Global conference they had no idea it would be so long before there would be another.

It's deja vu all over again with 3-letter .coms running rampant on the new DNJ Sales Chart just like they did on the last one.

The 4th annual .ORG Impact Awards will recognize outstanding positive contributions to society in seven different categories.

In another sign of some sense of normalcy returning, London is getting its own in-person domain meeting this summer.

The .HipHop top level domain is getting a major makeover from the TLD's new owners, an LLC that includes 3 domain industry veterans.

3-letter domain sales continue to be on a roll. After 3L names took 4 of top 6 spots on latest sale chart, Kate books an even bigger one.

One-word domains have been all the rage in recent years but this week 3-letter domains showed they still have a lot of fans in the aftermarket.

ICANN is ramping up for another round of new TLDs. This in-depth article is a great primer on today's new TLD landscape.

If you are interested specific data about sub-categories of the premium domain aftermarket, two free reports may fill the bill.

The Internet Commerce Association wants your help in choosing the 2022 winner of the prestigious Lonnie Borck Memorial Award,

Domain sales are busting out all over. We just saw the year's 2nd biggest public sale, the biggest ccTLD sale & 3 of the 10 biggest non .com gTLD sales!

A TV jewelry retailer, the Gem Shopping Network, has acquired Gems.com in the 2nd biggest domain sale reported so far this year.

The raw numbers show total domain registrations barely budged in 2021 but a closer look tells a different story.

A pair of six-figure sales, including one of the year's ten biggest to date, set the pace on DNJournal's latest bi-weekly sales chart.

The blazing fast-growth story of registrar Sav.com continues unabated with the low-cost service provider going from one to two million domains in 6 months.

Radix generated over $38 million in total revenue in 2021, a 35% jump from 2020 with profit up 60% year over year.

The new year started with everyone wondering if last year's domain boom would continue. After one quarter it is looking good!

The extraordinary report examines the past year in the global domain business, its current state and prospects for the months ahead.

I know the headline looks like we're out to do a hatchet job on Radix's .FUN TLD but it's their fault not ours!

In a big win for GoDaddy, Michael Cyger and the domain investment business as a whole, Godaddy has acquired DNAcademy.

XYZ continues to grow by leaps and bounds. They just acquired 10 more TLDs to increase the total number they administer to 33.

After briefly ceding the spotlight,.coms apparently decided it was time to remind the market who is still king of the road.

Domain industry givers have a long record of supporting worthy charities - now they are being called on to help children caught in the middle of the war in Ukraine.

With more businesses coming online every day, a major registrar and business email provider join forces to help them quickly get up and running.

Face-to-face conferences in the real world are back! A big event in Dubai showed what is possible when NamesCon returns this summer.

Led by .tech, .store, .online and .space, Radix rang up record premium domain sales revenue last year.

Non .coms turned in one of their best chart performances ever, taking most of the top 10 spots on the latest DNJ chart.

The booming domain aftermarket has been pushing prices up in a wider variety of TLDs. .US is the latest to benefit from that.

It has been a long time coming but NamesCon is ready to resume face-to-face domain conferences with a return Austin in August.