September 1st, 2010 by David Goldstein One- and Two-Character .TRAVEL domain names will be released in the near future following ICANN’s approval of the proposal to release all of the domain names. The .TRAVEL registry is currently deciding a process for releasing the domain names that conform to the proposal submitted to ICANN with a [...]

August 31st, 2010 by David Goldstein ISOC-IL, the registry for .IL (Israel), has announced they will soon be making available domain names containing Hebrew characters, like איגוד-האינטרנט.org.il. Prior to general availability, ISOC-IL is launching a Sunrise process. There will be four phases in the lead up to making Hebrew .IL domain names available to the [...]

Several months ago Google introduced a new feature to their search results called the Wonder Wheel. SEO Design Solutions provided a great post on how to use the Wonder Wheel to [url=http://www.seodesignsolutions.com/blog/link-building/link-building-strategies-for-search-engine-optimization/]improve link building with the use of keyword clusters[/img]. This tutorial provides insight in how to use the Wonder Wheel to improve your site’s [...]

August 27th, 2010 by David Goldstein The Netfleet domain name auction of a number of premium .AU domain names closes Friday afternoon Australian time at 15:00:00 Australian Eastern Standard Time. The domain names up for grabs are: 3DProjector.com.au AVShop.com.au BackupPower.com.au Blackberry.net.au Boards.com.au Cables.com.au Camerapro.com.au Chargers.com.au CloudNetworking.com.au DataRecoverySoftware.com.au DigiCopy.com.au DigitalCams.com.au DownloadIt.com.au ElectricalParts.com.au Gadgetry.com.au GamersNetwork.com.au GamesNetwork.com.au Gizmos.net.au [...]

Even if you don’t follow the search industry news much you should have noticed that there’s something different about Yahoo’s search results lately. What, you don’t use Yahoo? Errm…anyway, the thing is that there is no Yahoo! search anymore, at least not in the US and Canada. Last week Yahoo! switched over to using Microsoft’s [...]

August 25th, 2010 by David Goldstein With IPv4 addresses running out rapidly, Verizon says businesses are better off adopting IPv6 sooner rather than later. And with 4G (long term evolution – LTE) and WiMAX devices with dedicated internet access, the demand for IP addresses will only increase, thus necessitating the adoption of IPv6 even sooner, [...]