look here on link
http://dnjournal.com/cover/2007/january.htm
in the middle of article is speaking Paul Stahura:
"Demand Media President and COO Paul Stahura (who was eNomâs CEO when the company was acquired by Demand) said the fierce competition assures âmore of the same for 2007 â acquisitions of companies, individual names, and portfolios of names.â
Paul Stahura
President & COO, Demand Media
In the registrar space, late 2006 witnessed large companies like Google and Microsoft partnering with registrars such as eNom to provide name registration services to their users. Stahura said more large companies will do this. Having global internet leaders like them exposing millions of potential new customers to the benefits of owning a domain name should add fuel to the already hot registration and secondary sales markets.
âWe will also see even more clearly the intersection of the domain name space and the media space,â Stahura said. âTake .tv for example. With the explosion of video content on the Internet, I think we will see the .tv top level domain grow the most compared to other TLDs.â Of course, Stahura now has a special interest in .tv since registry owner Verisign turned management of that extension over to eNom in the final quarter of 2006.
However, Stahura isnât alone in predicting better things for .tv. Those who were at the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. East conference in Hollywood, Florida in October will remember keynote speaker Tom Gardner of the Motley Fool predicting .tv would be the sleeper hit of 2007 (a pronouncement greeted with stunned disbelief by his audience, but one that now seems prescient to some).
Demand Media is typical of the new domain industry giants that have a hand in multiple pies."