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Microsoft is planning to move all of its Microsoft 365 apps off a multitude of .com domains and consolidate them all under .microsoft, its dot-brand gTLD. Read More.

Microsoft is planning to move all of its Microsoft 365 apps off a multitude of .com domains and consolidate them all under .microsoft, its dot-brand gTLD. Read More.

😩 The year is 2024 and many domainers still find it practically impossible to openly acknowledge other TLD extensions have relevance. Why does this matter? Well, it speaks to the industry’s maturity being capped. At least from a domain investor standpoint. This isn’t to suggest by any means that...

😩 The year is 2024 and many domainers still find it practically impossible to openly acknowledge other TLD extensions have relevance. Why does this matter? Well, it speaks to the industry’s maturity being capped. At least from a domain investor standpoint. This isn’t to suggest by any means that...

Outlook.com was a magazine website which was named before Outlook Magazine. Microsoft was using live.outlook.com for its mail. If you type outlook.com it's redirected to outlook mail. You will not be able to find outlook.com magazine website.if anyone finds the website let me know.

Outlook.com was a magazine website which was named before Outlook Magazine. Microsoft was using live.outlook.com for its mail. If you type outlook.com it's redirected to outlook mail. You will not be able to find outlook.com magazine website.if anyone finds the website let me know.

I reached out to many people to see what they thought 2021 would hold for the domain world. I made it tough by requiring each to respond in just a single sentence. To get a comprehensive view from many perspectives, I included long-term and newer domain investors, business leaders, domain...

I reached out to many people to see what they thought 2021 would hold for the domain world. I made it tough by requiring each to respond in just a single sentence. To get a comprehensive view from many perspectives, I included long-term and newer domain investors, business leaders, domain...

The headlines continue to be dominated by the health risks associated with the COVID-19 virus, along with the economic impact of pandemic mitigation steps. NamePros members have discussed the pandemic itself, the ethics of holding coronavirus domain names, whether the demand for domain names...

The headlines continue to be dominated by the health risks associated with the COVID-19 virus, along with the economic impact of pandemic mitigation steps. NamePros members have discussed the pandemic itself, the ethics of holding coronavirus domain names, whether the demand for domain names...

I contacted a number of prominent domain industry people to ask what they saw for the year ahead. I suggested ten questions, ranging from Overall, are you positive about domain investing in 2020? to Is there an important topic that is being overlooked? I asked each person to choose one...

I contacted a number of prominent domain industry people to ask what they saw for the year ahead. I suggested ten questions, ranging from Overall, are you positive about domain investing in 2020? to Is there an important topic that is being overlooked? I asked each person to choose one...

I have for some time been planning to do a series of in depth reviews of extensions. Each report would cover a single extension, although they would make comparisons to others. Most reports would cover: Basic information (meaning, time since general availability, restrictions if any, etc.)...

I have for some time been planning to do a series of in depth reviews of extensions. Each report would cover a single extension, although they would make comparisons to others. Most reports would cover: Basic information (meaning, time since general availability, restrictions if any, etc.)...

Danny Aerts has written a reflective, if sobering and somewhat pessimistic, view of what has happened in the domain industry and the prospects for the future. He views the market as mature, and over-sold both in .com and in too many new TLDs, with too much speculation without a solid base of...

Danny Aerts has written a reflective, if sobering and somewhat pessimistic, view of what has happened in the domain industry and the prospects for the future. He views the market as mature, and over-sold both in .com and in too many new TLDs, with too much speculation without a solid base of...