We’re happy to announce the launch of Customizable Parked Pages for your domains. We have stood alone as being possibly the only domain registrar that does not monetize our members unused domains by sprinkling those “parked” pages with Pay-per-click ads ….and then pocketing the money (our first episode of domaincomix made light of this situation). […]
Career-ending moments in Celebrity-CEO-ism (or HowTo Transfer Your Domain Away From Godaddy)
Sorry for the clunky title, ever since I saw the original “Kids in The Hall” Career-Ending-Moments skit, it’s been a meme I’ve always loved and been obsessed with, especially when I see one unfold in front of my eyes. So unless you’ve been living in a cave, you probably know that last week a media […]
easyDNS launches .SUX Top Level Domain
/04/01/11 TORONTO/ – easyDNS Technologies Inc., the ultra-cool DNS guys, today announced it is moving forward to secure .SUX under the ICANN new TLD process. The .SUX domain is not intended to encourage registrations which disparage any company or entity. A number of factors have converged to make this possible”, said CEO Mark Jeftovic, “the […]
Status of DNSSEC
The .COM and .NET tlds will be DNSSEC signed on March 31, 2011. We have DNSSEC support available, we are still designating it as a beta function. You can create and sign your zones with DNSSEC, however at the moment, we do not have the ability to submit DS keys to the various regsitries. This […]
Any press is good press?
There seems to be a growing backlash across the internet in response to Godaddy CEO Bob Parsons and what is being called his “Elephant Snuff Vid”. It was a video he made while on a recent vacation in Zimbabwe wherein he kills a “problem” elephant and saves the day for a local farmer whose crops […]
easySwag, should we bother?
You saw it on the news, you heard it from a FOAF, you retweeted it….now you can own the t-shirt? Not sure if we’re actually going to do this. We’ve never really been much into swag (or marketing, or PR….or sales), but we had the idea for these on the heels of that whole wikileaks […]
