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If you’re a fan of The Beatles and if you have a spare $1 million, you might want to check out this collection. By the by, the owner understands that having a relevant domain name is a first step towards making a sale; he uses UltimateBeatlesCollection.com to promote his collection.
There is a new Jobs category on my blog now where I will occasionally post job openings by companies in the Internet industry and in the domain name space.
If you’re with an Internet company and you think the kind of person you’re looking to hire might just be among the readers of my blog, feel free to drop me an email with a description of the job. I will then post it in the blog’s Jobs section if I think it is appropriate.
There haven’t been many new posts on my blog lately, so I thought I should take year’s end as a chance to let you know about my thoughts on where this blog is heading.
First of all, I should say that I quit brokering domains in November. Therefore, I’ve been in the process of changing focus in the past few weeks and I didn’t have as much time making posts as before. I will continue to blog about domain names and I even want to take the blog to its next level, but I will also change some things about it. For example, I’m interested in quite a few more topics than just domaining. That’s why I’m going to write articles on a broader range of topics next year, reorganize the categories, make the blog better to use. I’m especially interested in economics, marketing and basically everything Internet-related. These are additional topics I’m going to discuss instead of exclusively covering the domain industry, although the blog’s main focus will certainly remain on the domain name market.
I have also been offered the chance to publish guest posts on few domain blogs recently. I took my time to think about this possibility for a while and I finally decided to give it a try and write guest posts for other domain blogs and friends on a regular basis, see if their readers find my posts worthwhile. So, you might see some domain articles and comments from me on other blogs every now and then. I hope that this way I will be able to reach a wider audience than through one blog only.
Now that we’re approaching year end, I would like to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Successful New Year 2008! Personally, I’m going to take this year’s remaining days off. I hope you will stick with me, as I’m already having some articles in the making that I’m going to put out in January. See you next year!
Google has a page up where you can donate money to the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army for the people affected by the wildfires in Southern California. Maps and other information on the fires can be found here.
I’ve been busy moving since the end of last week. Please bear with me, as I expect to be back to regular blogging by Friday. Thanks.
I have been out of town last week and I will be very busy next week also. Please bear with me. I will be back to regular blogging soon.
Check out Google’s free in-house wireless broadband service “Google TiSP” now:
Check out this video if you want to understand how Google came up with the $1.6B acquisition price for YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RtJN1Kq5O8
Video clip posted on YouTube: The Daily Show on Net Neutrality. Enjoy!
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