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Gesund.tv sold for 8000 EUR at Sedo. It may mean "Healthy" in German. Source: Capture.com at $53,200 Leads Sedo’s Weekly Sales | DirectNavigation.com

Gesund.tv sold for 8000 EUR at Sedo. It may mean "Healthy" in German. Source: Capture.com at $53,200 Leads Sedo’s Weekly Sales | DirectNavigation.com

In today’s 5/17/10 Financial Times under Companies & Markets there are 2 interesting articles. Sorry..this is from the paper version and there is no link except what was mentioned in the actual paper..mentioned below. www.ft.com/media 1) Google and Intel in web TV launch By Chris Nuttall...

In today’s 5/17/10 Financial Times under Companies & Markets there are 2 interesting articles. Sorry..this is from the paper version and there is no link except what was mentioned in the actual paper..mentioned below. www.ft.com/media 1) Google and Intel in web TV launch By Chris Nuttall...

I'm so excited :) and I just can't hide it :) More later .... :) CateTV - My first domain name sale ever! - that's right it's a dot TV one too! http://MyShoes.TV - how much you ask? :) - TwitVid

I'm so excited :) and I just can't hide it :) More later .... :) CateTV - My first domain name sale ever! - that's right it's a dot TV one too! http://MyShoes.TV - how much you ask? :) - TwitVid

I think this topic deserves a thread of its own: Portalis.com went on a buying spree during the SEDO auction. $100,999 Business.TV $41,000 Learn.TV $32,000 Christmas.TV $31,000 Home.TV $29,500 Guide.TV $25,500 Job.TV $20,500 Jobs.TV and possibly more... imho, small price to pay...

I think this topic deserves a thread of its own: Portalis.com went on a buying spree during the SEDO auction. $100,999 Business.TV $41,000 Learn.TV $32,000 Christmas.TV $31,000 Home.TV $29,500 Guide.TV $25,500 Job.TV $20,500 Jobs.TV and possibly more... imho, small price to pay...

GOOD PUBLICITY! I was watching the amazing race last night and CBS wants people to go to there CBSCares.tv. It forwards to a .com page but advertising the .tv extension on a major network is going to make the general public more aware of the extension, which no matter what anybody else says...

GOOD PUBLICITY! I was watching the amazing race last night and CBS wants people to go to there CBSCares.tv. It forwards to a .com page but advertising the .tv extension on a major network is going to make the general public more aware of the extension, which no matter what anybody else says...

I just got off the phone with a Godaddy executive broker, I was referred to. Whether people like Godaddy or not, they are very powerful and are selling many 6-7 figure domains behind the scenes. They don't disclose there sales so you don't here about them but it's true. I know many of there...

I just got off the phone with a Godaddy executive broker, I was referred to. Whether people like Godaddy or not, they are very powerful and are selling many 6-7 figure domains behind the scenes. They don't disclose there sales so you don't here about them but it's true. I know many of there...

I was looking around Sedo today and withing 5 minutes I saw two listings for dot TV's that listed even after they had been sold. I know the new owner can change the Nameserver; however, with the number of trades and domainer to domainer sales, I think it is common courtesy to try and keep your...

I was looking around Sedo today and withing 5 minutes I saw two listings for dot TV's that listed even after they had been sold. I know the new owner can change the Nameserver; however, with the number of trades and domainer to domainer sales, I think it is common courtesy to try and keep your...

I have been away from the .TV landscape for the past few months. Can someone enlighten me on how the new premium pricing works? I am looking at a name with a $250 premium price. Do I understand correctly that I pay $250 the first year only and then "regular" renewal fees after that...

I have been away from the .TV landscape for the past few months. Can someone enlighten me on how the new premium pricing works? I am looking at a name with a $250 premium price. Do I understand correctly that I pay $250 the first year only and then "regular" renewal fees after that...