DomainFest Global 2007 in Hollywood
This was a great show that brought together the most impressive groups of domain industry and domain owners. More to follow!
This was a great show that brought together the most impressive groups of domain industry and domain owners. More to follow!
Heading down to Brazil for my umpteenth ICANN meeting. I’ve been asked to moderate a panel on the registrar phenomenon called ‘domain tasting’ on 12/6/06.
Looks like I’ll get to speak at the upcoming DomainFest LA. Here is the posted Schedule.
I’ll get to be on a panel with Bret Fausset and John Berryhill, so this should be a really good experience.
Roger Collins of Afternic and many, many other amazing people will also be there.
The second year of the conference, which I had the priveledge and honor to be executive producer on, has gone famously!
We had some great highlights, such as both Paul Twomey and Vint Cerf of ICANN as keynote speakers, plus Matt Bentley of Sedo and Marc Ostrovsky of iReit.
There was so much amazing content, fantastic speakers, and a great experience for everyone who participated in the event.
Sponsors, Speakers, and Attendees all had a positive experience, and I am grateful that this was such a great show as a result of it all.
One never knows what interesting things will happen when you put together so many different interests together under the same roof for the purposes of eduction and networking, but if the different emails that I saw afterwards were any indication, this was an amazing success!
Thank you to all the staff at Name Intelligence for their hard work and efforts on making this a wonderful conference for all the attendees.
I completely take my hat off to Ali Farshchian at CircleID and the team at Leading Edge and CIRA for how smoothly the Vancouver meetings went. This was very well executed, right down to the Skenzo / Logicboxes Casino night.
DotEU Sunrise! is here. The folks at EURID deserve a round of applause for opening these floodgates during calendar 2005 after such a long and arduous process.