Scada.com Sells For $110,000
Domain Legend Garry Chernoff has sold the domain name Scada.com for $110,000. The domain name was acquired by B-Scada,Inc .
According to Garry Chernoff, the deal was brokered by Darryl Lopes at DOmainNameSales.
According to whois records, the domain name was first registered in 1999.
Congratulations to both the seller and the buyer.
Sedo Reports $1 Million in Domain Name Sales! VitaminC.com Topped Sedo’s Weekly Sales List at $104,000
VitaminC.com topped Sedo’s weekly sales chart at $104,000. Highlights also include Sling.me, leading the ccTLD category at $9,600 and Highspeed.net, leading the “Other” category at 5,000 EUR.
Other notable domain name sales include :
.COM
7y.com26000USD
invoicefactoring.com25000USD
intentio.com24000USD
ukland.com15000GBP
wearefootball.com15000USD
homecompare.com15000USD
mycrm.com10000USD
babydeal.com10000USD
edutec.com10000USD
gaysurrogacy.com10000USD
equidy.com8000USD
careyou.com7000USD
bouncie.com6200USD
lyceo.com6000USD
californiacarcover.com6000USD
szjt.com5800USD
myrsvp.com5500USD
investorsdaily.com5200USD
onyo.com5000USD
americannews.com5000USD
3482.com5000USD
yrobot.com5000USD
trobot.com5000USD
krobot.com5000USD
hrobot.com5000USD
ccTLD
insight.co.za9500USD
liveperson.cn6800USD
gebrauchtstapler.eu5500EUR
flipkart.ca5000EUR
helloprint.co.uk5000EUR
r.tl5000USD
caricature.fr4810EUR
buddhism.co.uk4000GBP
shemale.co.uk3300GBP
qt.cc3100USD
kone.rs3000USD
affinita.pt2500EUR
thescore.in2500USD
lightbox.tv2500USD
Other
hotdesk.net3000USD
toz.net2020EUR
aboutyou.org2000USD
handgunsafety.org2000USD
lxxl.net2000USD
paleodiet.org1501USD
bobe.net1000USD
fing.net1000USD
cleanbean.net1000USD
hotwife.net1000USD
baking.info1000USD
haushaltsprodukte.info999EUR
moneypages.net795USD
einkommensteuer.org760EUR
3rx.net751USD
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ICANN : Global Panel Announces New Approach to Managing Future of the Internet
The Panel on Global Internet Cooperation and Governance Mechanisms today released key recommendations on how to evolve the Internet governance (IG) ecosystem to accommodate global needs for collaboration, interconnectivity and Internet growth.
The report also presents a roadmap and timeline for the future management of the Internet.
The report follows the Panel’s third and final meeting, hosted by the World Economic Forum in Dubai on 4-5 May. It adopts the IG principles established at NETmundial, the recent Global Multistakeholder Meeting on the Future of Internet Governance in São Paulo, Brazil. The Panel believes these principles— human rights, culture and linguistic diversity, security and stability, and open unfragmented space, among others—are fundamental to implementing a 21st century model of Internet governance.
“It has been an honor to serve is the chair of this distinguished Panel, representing a diverse group of global stakeholders from government, civil society, the private sector, the technical community and international organizations,” said Toomas Hendrik Ilves, President of Estonia and chairman of the Panel. “We intend for the Panel’s work to contribute to the global discussion on how to preserve freedom of expression of the Internet.”
For the past six months, the Panel has worked to characterize key components for promoting a collaborative, decentralized IG ecosystem—one that can effectively meet the burgeoning needs and interests of Internet users globally, while ensuring networks’ security and stability. The Panel identified needed Enablers—including forums and dialogues, expert communities and toolkits—to foster communication, legitimacy and effectiveness throughout the IG process, which the Panel defined in four elements: issue identification, solution mapping, solution formulation and solution implementation.
“The Internet is an indispensable resource for its 3 billion users all around the world. Ensuring that it remains open and interoperable and that decision-making processes are carried out with the involvement of all stakeholders is critical to the future of the Internet and its continued success,” said Vint Cerf, vice-chair of the Panel.
“There is broad interest in how the Internet will be governed and by whom,” said ICANN’s President and CEO Fadi Chehadé. “The discussions at NETmundial reaffirmed the support and desire for a multistakeholder model of governance and served as an inspiration for the Panel’s recommendations.”
To achieve a collaborative, decentralized IG ecosystem, the Panel recommends next steps mapped against a three-year timeline that include coalescing and supporting broad multistakeholder alliances; developing new and strengthening existing IG mechanisms; and progressing collaborative decision-making. Recognizing the evolving IG dialogue and process, the Panel also identified specific additional questions that will need answers moving forward, and encouraged the global community to weigh in with its responses.
The Panel was convened by ICANN and the World Economic Forum (WEF), with assistance from The Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands. It met during a series of virtual and in-person meetings between November 2013 to May 2014 in London, Rancho Mirage, Calif., and Dubai. The Panel encourages the global community to refine its roadmap through ongoing discussions and forums, including the upcoming Global Commission on Internet Governance.
This announcement was sourced from :
https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-fb-2014-05-20-en
Afternic Reports $2,28 Million in Domain Sales, Led By Steamengine.com at $38,000
Afternic/ GoDaddy have just sent in their weekly sales report and sales add up to a total of $2,280,511. The top sale was Steamengine.com at $38,000.
Other notable domain name sales include :
.COM Sales
tripseeker.com$17,500
mmsconnect.com$17,016
medicalwastedisposal.com$17,000
dropoff.com$16,745
tago.com$13,250
scuddle.com$12,325
traileraxles.com$12,000
sweetcreations.com$10,800
thecouchpotato.com$10,600
countable.com$10,500
findsimilar.com$9,799
ryvyr.com$9,000
sitetrust.com$8,200
fifthgear.com$7,500
bristolfashion.com$7,500
continentalhealth.com$5,400
4182.com$5,200
ezstore.com$5,000
kemaltanca.com$5,000
cgbm.com$5,000
themodernshop.com$5,000
storymine.com$5,000
4digital.com$5,000
netcafe.com$5,000
hramerica.com$4,990
dronedepot.com$4,900
w41.com$4,800
magic-box.com$4,750
indydental.com$4,700
barefare.com$4,500
formulaoffroad.com$4,500
Non .COM Sales
veg.net$9,800
722.net$8,101
advice.net$5,555
ascent.net$4,750
goldbits.org$4,000
posmo.net$3,700
understood.us$3,000
loyaltyprogram.net$2,800
claim.net$2,550
lightbox.net$2,500
nycip.org$2,225
icde12.org$2,001
luminous.org$2,000
inmoment.net$2,000
paraiso.co$2,000
5855.net$1,988
series-cravings.info$1,819
competitiveedge.net$1,800
keci.net$1,800
yoursexhealth.org$1,670
coding.club$1,576
mouthpower.org$1,525
ictd2009.org$1,325
endorse.net$1,325
guru.es$1,230
playfully.org$1,200
graffiti.co$1,188
biologyofaging.org$1,125
t-shirt.club$1,050
fraternityadvisors.org$1,030
cheyou.club$1,025
bocai.club$1,025
geturgoodon.org$1,025
minnesotatechnology.org$1,003
qpj.de$1,000
ICANN : Remaining IPv4 Addresses to be Redistributed to Regional Internet Registries
ICANN announced today that it has begun the process of allocating the remaining blocks of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) addresses to the five Regional Internet Registries (RIR).
The activation of this procedure was triggered when Latin America and Caribbean Network Information Centre’s (LACNIC) supply of addresses dropped to below 8 million.
This move signals that the global supply of IPv4 addresses is reaching a critical level. As more and more devices come online, the demand for IP addresses rises, and IPv4 is incapable of supplying enough addresses to facilitate this expansion. ICANN encourages network operators around the globe to adopt IPv6, which allows for the rapid growth of the Internet.
“We are grateful for the guidance we’ve received from the RIRs as the number of unallocated IPv4 addresses dwindles,” said Elise Gerich, Vice President of IANA and Technical Operations at ICANN. “This redistribution of the small pool of IPv4 addresses held by us ensures that every region receives an equal number of addresses while we continue to work with the community to raise support for IPv6.”
To handle this critical drop in the numbers available to LACNIC, the five RIRs’ policy making communities established a policy for the equal redistribution by ICANN. This is known as the allocation phase outlined in the Global Policy for Post Exhaustion IPv4 Allocation Mechanisms.
“The IANA IPv4 Recovered Address Space registry contained about 20 million IPv4 addresses earlier today and is now about half that size,” said Leo Vegoda, Operational Excellence Manager at ICANN. “Redistributing increasingly small blocks of IPv4 address space is not a sustainable way to grow the Internet. IPv6 deployment is a requirement for any network that needs to survive.”
IPv6 facilitates the exponential growth of the Internet by providing 340-undecillion unique addresses, compared to the 3.7 billion afforded by IPv4.
“To continue to fuel the economic growth and opportunity that is brought by the Internet, we are at the point where rapid adoption of IPv6 is a necessity to maintain that growth,” said Gerich.
This announcement was sourced from :
https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2-2014-05-20-en
