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'''Kevin Murphy''' is an Editor at [[DomainIncite]].<ref>[http://domainincite.com/about/ domainincite.com]</ref>, which is a popular news source for the Domain Name Industry, and a suite of tools for professional industry participants to track industry trends. | '''Kevin Murphy''' is an Editor at [[DomainIncite]].<ref>[http://domainincite.com/about/ domainincite.com]</ref>, which is a popular news source for the Domain Name Industry, and a suite of tools for professional industry participants to track industry trends. | ||
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Kevin Murphy is an Editor at DomainIncite.[1], which is a popular news source for the Domain Name Industry, and a suite of tools for professional industry participants to track industry trends.
He frequently reports on ICANN Meetings.[2]
Career History
Mr. Murphy is a former journalist. He has years of experience covering internet and domain name industry news. He has been the US Bureau Chief[3] with Datamonitor, reporting on the internet technology sector on a daily basis for Computer Business Review and ComputerWire.[4]
He usually contributes to publications like The Register[5] and Domain Name Wire.
He has been a staff writer for ComputerWire.[6]
In September, 2011 he took part in a London panel with Nominet CEO Lesley Cowley and ICANN CEO Rod Beckstrom. The panel was part of a larger tour by Beckstrom to spread awareness and knowledge of ICANN's new gTLD program.[7]
Publications
- .biz injunction halts 53,000 domain names
- Microsoft Stakes $240m on Facebook
- RealNames Shuts Down On ‘Control-Hungry’ Microsoft Snub
- Lubing the Nun’s Chuff
- Feds Investigating "Largest Ever" Attack on Internet