Afternic Reports $2 Million in Domain Name Sales,Led by TailLights.com at $39,200
Afternic/GoDaddy have just sent in their weekly sales list . Total sales add up to a total of $2,042,237.TailLights.com was the highest selling domain name at $39,200.
Other notable domain name sales include :
.COM
betm.com $32000
adster.com $20000
SUPERLIFE.com $19000
corporateconnect.com $18500
hokulea.com $15000
sweatershop.com $13000
HGMLS.com $10000
socialwifi.com $10000
starcrunch.com $9000
vidamp.com $8800
topcosales.com $8500
boxi.com $8128
safetynetting.com $7995
UNYQ.com $7950
worsttofirst.com $7500
OnlineRatings.com $7000
wetrip.com $7000
workshopx.com $6000
jabang.com $5801
derailment.com $5688
Unrestored.com $5600
paintmyroom.com $5590
ElegantRealty.com $5500
t1p.com $5500
toolmart.com $5400
intownhomes.com $5000
starkaraoke.com $5000
uvepoxy.com $5000
canadianpower.com $4999
outdoorforums.com $4800
IDLEHANDS.COM $4750
3dp4e.com $4635
makeupartists.com $4540
bid4real.com $4500
fitkom.com $4500
nutracor.com $4500
privateplacementlifeinsurance.com $4500
justjump.com $4488
mp3mixer.com $4388
stadiumevents.com $4388
successfulmom.com $4388
mattressesforless.com $4200
casino-spiele.com $4000
katebaby.com $4000
mdlaboratories.com $4000
USURP.com $4000
Non .COM Sales
awesome.de $10000
healthyheart.org $8200
netting.org $3500
pract.us $3000
y5.net $2650
capitalist.net $2600
ybe.co $2490
rapanui.net $2088
bank.solutions $2000
vro.co $2000
starsong.net $1999
houseofgems.net $1626
dmhs.net $1600
240inpratica.net $1500
comst.org $1500
danve.net $1500
equy.net $1500
pooch.me $1500
maverick.biz $1499
queenb.org $1350
resell.info $1350
istanbul2010.org $1325
medfile.net $1288
ejournals.net $1245
934.net $1200
spot.info $1200
homerehab.net $1188
christiansandclimate.org $1175
3210.net $1150
woa.org $1051
ecotalk.org $1035
ICANN Cross Community Working Group on Internet Governance’s Submission to NETMundial
Purpose (Brief): To obtain feedback from the wider ICANN Community on the Contribution to NETMundial from the ICANN Cross Community Working Group on Internet Governance
Current Status: Document posted for public comment
Next Steps: Upon conclusion of the public comment period, the CCWG on IG will take into consideration the feedback provided and use it to inform its actions moving forward.
Detailed Information
Section I: Description, Explanation, and Purpose:
On March 9th, 2014, the CCWG produced and submitted a document to the NETmundial meeting.
Community members discussed the CCWG submission with the community on March 24th, 2014 during a special public session at the ICANN Public Meeting in Singapore.
In addition to the community comments collected at the Singapore meeting, CCWG members have requested that the community be given a further opportunity to comment on the submission and react to developments at the NETmundial meeting.
Staff has created a special 21-day comment and 21-day reply comment period public comment forum for the purpose of collecting additional community feedback.
Comments submitted before the NETmundial meeting will be shared with the CCWG leadership to assist in preparation for the NETmundial meeting. Any comment or subsequent reply comments submitted will also be shared with the CCWG leadership. The forum will also act as a repository for community comments during and after the NETmundial meeting as a potential resource for the CCWG to support any follow-up work that may be prompted by the NETmundial meeting.
About NETmundial:
In the same year that World Wide Web celebrates 25 years, Brazil hosts NETmundial – Global Multistakeholder Meeting on the Future of Internet Governance. The meeting is organized in a partnership between the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee (CGI.br) and /1Net, a forum that gathers international entities of the various stakeholders involved with Internet governance.
This meeting will focus on the elaboration of principles of Internet governance and the proposal for a roadmap for future development of this ecosystem. The goal is to consolidate proposals based on these two topics. NETmundial represents the beginning of a process for the construction of such policies in the global context, following a model of participatory plurality.
Read more here: www.netmundial.org
About the CCWG on IG:
The CCWG is an ad-hoc group comprised of members of ICANN ‘s Supporting Organizations (Address Supporting Organization – ASO ; Country Code Domain Name Supporting Organization – ccNSO ; Generic Names Supporting Organization – GNSO ) and Advisory Committees (At-Large Advisory Committee – ALAC ; Governmental Advisory Committee – GAC ; and Security and Stability Advisory Committee – SSAC ) as well as GNSO Stakeholder Groups and constituencies. This bottom-up process involved up to five people from each of these groups that comprise ICANN ‘s volunteer community. The concepts expressed in this paper resulted from discussion on the CCWG’s mailing list, input provided through the CCWG Wiki space,1 and weekly conference calls from January – March 2014.
Due to time pressures, the proposals expressed in this contribution have not yet been reviewed by the respective SOs, ACs and SGs of ICANN . They are therefore the opinions solely of the authors. Further communication will advise the NETMundial Organizing Committee if such ratification occurs before the meeting in Brazil.
As the CCWG is commenting on ICANN , and on ICANN ‘s role within the larger Internet Governance Ecosystem in preparation for a contribution to the NETMundial Conference, these comments should be viewed as preliminary and focused on the entities within the IG Ecosystem that we have been able to consider in the short timeframe for preparing this submission. It is possible that further collaboration may lead to changes and enhancements to the CCWG views.
Read more about the CCWG on IG here: blog.icann.org/2014/02/an-update-on-the-cross-community-working-group-on-internet-governance/
View the CCWG contribution [PDF, 145 KB] for NetMundial.
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- Comment Open Date: 8 April 2014
- Comment Close Date:29 April 2014 – 23:59 UTC
- Reply Open Date: 30 April 2014
- Reply Close Date: 21 May 2014 – 23:59 UTC
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www.icann.org/en/news/public-comment/ccwg-ig-netmundial-08apr14-en.htm
New Record for a .Net Sale ! Mobile.net Sells for $500,000
According to Jeff Gabriel, DomainNameSales.com Vice President of Sales, the domain name Mobile.net changed hands for $500,000.
This is the highest selling .NET domain name so far.The previous .NET leader was Sex.net, which changed hands for $434,500, eight years ago, in 2006.
The sale was brokered by Andrew Mathias.
According to whois records, the current owner is Steven Renner of Minneapolis.The domain name was first registered in 2004.
Congratulations to both the seller and the buyer.
Sedo Sells Gab.com Domain Name for $200,000
The domain name Gab.com just changed hands through Sedo for a whopping $200,002. The domain is now in escrow at Sedo.
According to whois records, the domain name was first registered in 1998.At the time of writing this article, the domain name is already resolving.
Gab.com was a few years ago the website for the Greater Atlantic Bank, but since then, the domain name changed hands a few times.
Congratulations to both the seller and the buyer.
March 2014 Highest Reported non .COM gTLD Sales
NM.org was the highest selling non .COM gTLD last month. NM.org changed hands for $35,000 through Sedo.
Here are the top 20 biggest non .COM gTLD sales in March,2014:
1. NM.org $35,000 Sedo
2. Kilroy.net $16,471
3. Actufoot.net $12,420
4. HFF.org $10,000
5.tie Mobile.asia $10,000
6.tie FHW.org $9,888
6.tie YJP.org $9,888
8. MPT.net $9,800
9. Platform.net $9,088
10. Poverty.net $7,500
11. OpenFuture.org $6,000
12. Multivision.net $5,788
13. Maxpoint.net $5,382
14.tie Bulimia.net $5,000
14.tie We2.org $5,000
16. CharlotteNC.net $5,000
17. YouOnline.net $4,888
18. Duravit.net $4,865
19. SNA.net $4,500
20. Bosk.net $4,288
