Ally.io raises $50M Series C
Well, another day and another company branding on .IO raises another monster
funding round. Today Ally.io [https://www.ally.io/] announced a $50M Series C
round after seeing over 300% growth in
ccTLDS
It’s going to get a bit more difficult to buy a .AU domain name this year
While I’ve always been focused on .COM when it comes to domain investing, it’s
hard to ignore the fact that there are ccTLDs all over the world that are
changing hands
Grab.co.id (almost) sold for $250,000 – now two companies are going to court over it
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If there was ever a domain soap opera, this might just be the first episode.
What makes it particularly
.TK is touted as the #1 ccTLD, but is it for the right reasons?
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ZDNet published an article
[https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-a-tiny-island-is-still-a-domain-name-giant/]
this week about the popularity of .TK and it’s
After spending a week in Germany I think it’s safe to say that .DE > .COM there, and Dashes are in
I just spent a week in Germany, somehow after traveling Internationally pretty
regularly for 15+ years I never made it there. The world is a big place and
given that Sonos had a