Google Updates Its Terms of Service: Here’s What Changed in Plain-English
If you don't have time to sift through all of the legal jargon, I've done it for you. Below is a plain-English breakdown of the most notable changes, including new...
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Government Restrictions on AI Are Here. What It Means for Businesses and Consumers
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – For years, artificial intelligence has become more powerful with seemingly few limits on who could access it. Businesses, developers, and consumers have largely been free
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The Next Six-Figure Domain Sale Could Already Be Sitting in Your Portfolio
For years, conventional wisdom has suggested that the best domains are those with an obvious meaning - names that instantly tell people what a business does or clearly identify a...
ICANN Opens New gTLD Round After 14 Years. What Was Learned From the Last One?
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – When ICANN approved hundreds of new top-level domains in 2012, supporters predicted a fundamental shift in how businesses would use the internet. Companies applied for
How Pokémon GO Players Helped Build One of the World’s Largest AI Mapping Systems
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – Millions of people downloaded Pokémon GO because they wanted to catch virtual creatures, battle at gyms, and explore their neighborhoods. What many of them did
Yahoo Said No to $44.6 Billion; Eight Years Later It Sold for Just $4.48 Billion (Ouch!)
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – In February 2008, Microsoft offered to buy Yahoo for $44.6 billion. Yahoo’s board rejected the proposal, arguing that the company was worth substantially more. Less
Google’s New Ad Policy Puts Domain Names Back in the Trust Conversation
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – Google’s latest advertising policy update may not have been intended for the domain industry, but domain investors and brand owners should probably pay attention. In
Millions of Gmail Users Can Finally Leave Behind Embarrassing Email Addresses
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – For years, one of Gmail’s biggest frustrations had nothing to do with spam, storage limits, or security. It was the email address itself. Millions of
The Smartproxy.org Controversy Highlights Why Companies Should Never Abandon Legacy Domains
VILNIUS, LT – A dispute involving the former Smartproxy brand is drawing attention to a lesson that extends far beyond the proxy industry: companies that rebrand may never truly leave
Original “Aliens.gov” Report Was Right – The Media Was Looking in the Wrong Galaxy
WASHINGTON, DC – When the federal government quietly registered the domain names Aliens.gov and Alien.gov earlier this year, much of the internet immediately began speculating about UFOs. Social media discussions
Report Reveals Surprising Truth: AI Domains Are Hot, But Premiums Still Command Top Dollar
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – Every time a major domain sales report is released, investors naturally look to the top of the chart for clues about where the market is
Why the Capital One-Discover Deal Is Bigger Than Most Consumers Realize
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – Millions of Discover cardholders are beginning to receive notices informing them that their accounts will soon transition into the Capital One ecosystem following the company’s
Why the Domain “Ask.com” Is Likely More Valuable Today Than Ever Before
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – For much of the internet’s early history, Ask.com was a prominent search engine that just failed to keep pace with the rise of Google. But
ADT Confirms Data Breach Potentially Exposing Customer Information Nationwide
BOCA RATON, FL – ADT Inc. has confirmed a data breach involving unauthorized access to portions of its systems, raising concerns about the exposure of customer information tied to residential
Meritless Grab for a Two-Letter Domain Ends in Reverse Hijacking Finding
PALM BEACH, FL – When I first saw this DNW headline, I thought I had been accidentally redirected to The Onion or The Babylon Bee. That is how absurd this
New Report Shows Where Americans Are Most Likely to Be Hacked; Nevada #1 State
PALM, BEACH, FL – A new nationwide analysis of cybercrime data is shedding light on where Americans face the highest risk of being hacked, revealing sharp differences between states and
How Rare Are 3-Letter .COM Domain Sales? A 5-Year Data Analysis of LLL.com Prices
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – While conducting valuation research for a client, I compiled a dataset of comparable three-letter .com domain sales that revealed some interesting patterns worth sharing. Three-letter
“Aliens.gov” Is Already Making Headlines – And No One Even Knows What It Is Yet
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. government registered aliens.gov, and immediately, the narrative took shape. Most of the early coverage has focused on one idea: UFO disclosures. That’s not because there’s
Inside the 2026 Global Domain Report: The Big Shift Most People Will Likely Miss
PALM BEACH, FL – The latest Global Domain Report, published by InterNetX in collaboration with Sedo, is over 100 pages long and packed with charts, data, and industry commentary. It
Phishing Has Evolved – The Scam Isn’t the Fake Email, It’s the Real Phone Call
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – Phishing isn’t new. Spam isn’t new. Most of it is easy to spot and easier to ignore. What is new is how it’s being delivered.
If Humans Can Learn From Content, Why Can’t Artificial Intelligence Systems?
PALM BEACH, FL – In the ongoing debate over artificial intelligence and copyright law, one argument continues to surface – and it deserves far more serious consideration than it’s currently
Verification Code Scams: Never Share an OTP You Didn’t Initiate or Request
WEST PALM BEACH, FL – One-time verification codes – often sent via text message, email, or authentication apps – are designed to protect your accounts. These codes act as a