Domain Name Wire
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| Type | blog |
| Focus | Domain Industry News |
| Region | NA |
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| Founded | 2005 |
| Founders | Andrew Allemann |
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Domain Name Wire is a blog that deals with the domain name sector. The blog covers a range of domain related topics ranging from issues concerning expiring domains, monetization, domain registries and registrars, ICANN, policy, law etc.[1]
The blog began in March, 2005, after Mr. Allemann had dropped out of meetings to become involved in domain portfolio company, iREIT. The project began as a hobby to keep him involved in the domaining business, and then became his full-time business. When he started the only other online domain commentary site was Ron Jackson's DNJournal, which focuses more on industry profiles and sales analysis than daily domain news.[2]
Some Facts about Domain Name Wire[edit | edit source]
- The blog is very popular in India, Canada, United Kingdom and United States.[3][4]
- The server speed is 54% faster than than those of its peers.[5]
Awards[edit | edit source]
- PostRank Domain Award for Biggest Mover & Shaker in the year 2009[6]
- PostRank Domain Award for top 3 blogs (other 2 being The Domains and Elliot's Blog) for the year 2009[7]
References[edit | edit source]
ICANNWiki resources: Content Guide | Documentation | Development || Maintenance: Articles needing attention | Candidates for deletion || Projects: Internet & Digital Governance Library