ABC News Reports on the Domain Market After $5 Million Sale of Toys.com

[Duke]

The $5.1 million sale of Toys.com last week continues to draw mainstream media attention to domain names. Yesterday it was The BBC, today it is ABC News. I was interviewed for both stories and, in a new Lowdown post at DN Journal, commented on how the media spotlight is helping raise domain awareness on Main Street.
http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/lowdown/2009/dailyposts/03-05-09.htm

 

[Sonny Banks]

Thanks for the info

 

[INVIGOR]

I'm sitting on some freaking one word gems like this and can't wait for payday!

 

[stewie]

thanks :yo:

 

[Poker]

good stuff Ron!

hey stewie, found a pic for your profile

 

[Vision]

Duke, thank you.

Great exposure for the domain industry -- will help attract money from the sidelines --

 

[Albert Tai]

Yeah great hopefully people will have more interests on this.

 

[PRED]

Thankyou Ron k:

Here's link to copy of bbc article Link

 

[Stian]

It's pretty cool to read how the media is almost "encouraging" the domain industry in this article.

It's nice to read about a huge sale in the mainstream media, without all the typosquatter/cybersquatter BS for once.

 

[H2FC]

Thanks Ron for the info....its really nice to see stories like this on major media without the inference of domainers being shady characters. Now what we really need is a few major stories that would shine a welcoming light on the domain industry and talk about it being a legit biz and good for the internet.

 

[democrat]

It's getting closer and closer that everyone is starting to realize that money is in other realms and not just the offline world..
It's exciting to see these types of sales.

 

[kwok]

Hope this will eventually lead to a better industry.

 

[nascar59]

thanks,great info

 

[kwok]

The news is all over the Internet. If you type in "toys.com 5.1" at Google, there are over 245,000 pages reporting the sale of toys.com.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...hBox&rlz=1I7GGLG&q=toys.com+5.1&start=10&sa=N