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In this video, CentralNic Group’s CEO, Ben Crawford discusses the structural growth drivers and attractive financial characteristics, including the recurring nature of revenue and high cash flow generation, of the domain name industry. He also highlights how CentralNic’s strategy has evolved and...

In this video, CentralNic Group’s CEO, Ben Crawford discusses the structural growth drivers and attractive financial characteristics, including the recurring nature of revenue and high cash flow generation, of the domain name industry. He also highlights how CentralNic’s strategy has evolved and...

CentralNic is publicly traded, details disclosed: Source: DomainInvesting.com

CentralNic is publicly traded, details disclosed: Source: DomainInvesting.com

The company said in a brief statement today that it acquired an unspecified number of domains across “a number of portfolios”. The sellers were not disclosed.The names were all in .com...Read More

The company said in a brief statement today that it acquired an unspecified number of domains across “a number of portfolios”. The sellers were not disclosed.The names were all in .com...Read More

Domain name registry CentralNic (London AIM: CNIC) has completed its acquisition of SK-NIC, the company that controls the .sk country code top level domain name for Slovakia.CentralNic paid €20.27 million cash plus incentives up to €5.85 million through 2023 for a total maximum purchase price of...

Domain name registry CentralNic (London AIM: CNIC) has completed its acquisition of SK-NIC, the company that controls the .sk country code top level domain name for Slovakia.CentralNic paid €20.27 million cash plus incentives up to €5.85 million through 2023 for a total maximum purchase price of...

Did GB.com get sold? Domain sleuth George Kirikos tweeted out that the registrar changed and the domain is now under privacy. It appears that @CentralNic may have sold their GB.com domain name (change of registrar, and also WHOIS privacy). — George Kirikos (@GeorgeKirikos) November 29, 2017 When...

Did GB.com get sold? Domain sleuth George Kirikos tweeted out that the registrar changed and the domain is now under privacy. It appears that @CentralNic may have sold their GB.com domain name (change of registrar, and also WHOIS privacy). — George Kirikos (@GeorgeKirikos) November 29, 2017 When...

It's been a full 3 days since I paid for a domain with Internet.bs. The domain is NOT registered and I have No Refund. Here is what happened. I first tried to register and pay with the domain using PayPal. There was some issue with Emancipation Media the company they use as a reseller for...

It's been a full 3 days since I paid for a domain with Internet.bs. The domain is NOT registered and I have No Refund. Here is what happened. I first tried to register and pay with the domain using PayPal. There was some issue with Emancipation Media the company they use as a reseller for...

I was baffled by reading the following title =>"CentralNic To Delete Several SubDomains-Websites From 8 Domains Like .GB.COM or .NO.COM" The article is from Konstantinos Zournas May 4, 2016 and can be read here => (at onlinedomain.com)...

I was baffled by reading the following title =>"CentralNic To Delete Several SubDomains-Websites From 8 Domains Like .GB.COM or .NO.COM" The article is from Konstantinos Zournas May 4, 2016 and can be read here => (at onlinedomain.com)...

Hello I was thinking about registering a centralnic domain, and was wondering do search engines regard them as subdomains? For example they have extensions like .gb.net .us.com .uk.net .jpn.com .br.com .cn.com Would I just be wasting my money in buying a domain name extension like this?

Hello I was thinking about registering a centralnic domain, and was wondering do search engines regard them as subdomains? For example they have extensions like .gb.net .us.com .uk.net .jpn.com .br.com .cn.com Would I just be wasting my money in buying a domain name extension like this?

Barely a day after XYZ.com got a boost when Alphabet, Google's new parent company, set up shop at abc.xyz, details emerged of a suit filed by Verisign against XYZ.com, its CEO Daniel Negari, and CentralNic, XYZ.com's back-end registry operator.The lawsuit comes on the heels on another that...

Barely a day after XYZ.com got a boost when Alphabet, Google's new parent company, set up shop at abc.xyz, details emerged of a suit filed by Verisign against XYZ.com, its CEO Daniel Negari, and CentralNic, XYZ.com's back-end registry operator.The lawsuit comes on the heels on another that...