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| logo=Dnj-newmast-pin5.jpg | | logo = Dnj-newmast-pin5.jpg | ||
| type = | | type = Private | ||
| industry = | | industry = Domain Names | ||
| founded = | | founded = 2003 | ||
| founder = Ron Jackson | | founder = [[Ron Jackson]] | ||
| headquarters=Land O Lakes, FL | | ownership = | ||
| country=USA | | headquarters = Land O Lakes, FL | ||
| | | country = USA | ||
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| products = | | products = | ||
| employees = Ron Jackson | | employees = | ||
Ari Goldberger | | revenue = | ||
| website = [http://www.dnjournal.com/ DNJournal.com] | |||
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| twitter = DNJournal | |||
| keypeople = [[Ron Jackson]], Editor & Publisher<br> | |||
[[Ari Goldberger]], Legal Affairs Consultant | |||
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''' | '''DN Journal''' or "Domain Name Journal" is an online as well as print news magazine focused on the latest events and developments in the internet domain registration market. The magazine is a 100% subsidiary of Internet Edge, Inc. The editor and publisher of the magazine is [[Ron Jackson]]. | ||
==History== | |||
DN Journal was founded on January 1, 2003 by Ron Jackson, who is its Chief Editor and President. Jackson worked in various positions at different television stations for 20 years. Mr. Jackson subsequently operated a record store business for 12 years. The store closed down because of dropping sales, as customers shifted en masse from buying at music stores to downloading music from the web. The idea to establish a trade magazine for the domain buying/selling/investing industry came to him in the year 2002, when he discovered that "...despite this being a business where tens of millions of dollars were changing hands annually..."; the industry had no mouthpiece of its own, which led to the coming into existence of the magazine.<ref>[http://www.ronjackson.com/bio.htm Personal Website]</ref> | |||
Ever since inception, the focus of the DN Journal magazine is on tracking and reporting the events of domain name sales taking place in the internet market, across all registries and geographies. The site publishes the year-to-date (YTD) sales of domains for every year on its site. <ref>http://www.dnjournal.com/ytd-sales-charts.htm</ref> | |||
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| Type: | Private |
| Industry: | Domain Names |
| Founded: | 2003 |
| Headquarters: | Land O Lakes, FL |
| Country: | USA |
| Website: | DNJournal.com |
| Twitter: |  @DNJournal
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| Key People | |
| Ron Jackson, Editor & Publisher Ari Goldberger, Legal Affairs Consultant | |
DN Journal or "Domain Name Journal" is an online as well as print news magazine focused on the latest events and developments in the internet domain registration market. The magazine is a 100% subsidiary of Internet Edge, Inc. The editor and publisher of the magazine is Ron Jackson.
History
DN Journal was founded on January 1, 2003 by Ron Jackson, who is its Chief Editor and President. Jackson worked in various positions at different television stations for 20 years. Mr. Jackson subsequently operated a record store business for 12 years. The store closed down because of dropping sales, as customers shifted en masse from buying at music stores to downloading music from the web. The idea to establish a trade magazine for the domain buying/selling/investing industry came to him in the year 2002, when he discovered that "...despite this being a business where tens of millions of dollars were changing hands annually..."; the industry had no mouthpiece of its own, which led to the coming into existence of the magazine.[1]
Ever since inception, the focus of the DN Journal magazine is on tracking and reporting the events of domain name sales taking place in the internet market, across all registries and geographies. The site publishes the year-to-date (YTD) sales of domains for every year on its site. [2]