News and rumors with the help of domains
TechCrunch broke the news about the Kindle Cloud Reader, though Amazon hadn't officially announced the web app. While Amazon has registered related domain names in the past, employees within its legal department scrambled to register more names following the news. The company registered … [Read more...]
With less than 12 hours left in bidding, the domain Social.com has received no offers at SnapNames, where the name is being auctioned as part of the Barcelona DOMAINfest Premium Auction. SnapNames was forced to cancel the June 8th live auction in Barcelona due to technical problems with its … [Read more...]
The Inquisitr (inquisitr.com) founded by former TechCrunch writer and b5media co-founder Duncan Riley in May 2008, sold for $330,000 USD on Friday. The site went up for sale on Flippa a week ago. In the last 6 months, it has run in the 7-8 million page view range based on statistics … [Read more...]
Patrick Ruddell, aka Chef Patrick in domain circles, who soft launched the fledgling ScienceFiction.com blog just over a month ago, is hiring for a number of work-from-home positions. Creative writers, with vast knowledge of Science Fiction and Fantasy. A graphic designer to do design … [Read more...]
Early this morning, I broke a story about the Beta launch of Zynga's Rewardville after I noticed that the web address Rewardville.com was resolving to an actual web site and not to a GoDaddy Parked page. This followed a week of speculation of what Zynga might have planned for the domain … [Read more...]
You read it here first. After days of speculation as to what Zynga's plans were for the domain name Rewardville.com and even a mention on AOL's Games.com for confirming the rumor, Zynga minutes ago unveiled its Beta site for Rewardville. Although no official announcements have been made, Zynga … [Read more...]
If you regularly visit TechCrunch, like I do, you'll see breaking stories about startups and technology companies and even the occasional domain name. However, the fact is as savvy as Michael Arrington's TechCrunch is when it comes to the internet, the technology blog doesn't know everything about … [Read more...]
TechCrunch has posted an article about the parody video on YouTube titled Drop The The (The Social Network Song) that was produced by Benji Samit and Dan Hernandez of Single Serving Films. Dressed up like Justin Timberlake and surrounded by bling, the fake Sean Parker raps about dropping … [Read more...]
TechCrunch is reporting that Salesforce.com, the cloud computing company that runs the world’s #1 sales application, has launched Database.com, its enterprise cloud database. Last year, if you recall, the domain name database.com went up for sale at the TRAFFIC 2009 New York Domain … [Read more...]
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