What are people in China saying about the domain name market?
Tom Jennings, Director of Business Development at Snapnames, just returned from a trip to China, including the CNNIC conference. On today’s episode, Tom discusses what people in China are thinking about the current state of domain names there, and if they’re bullish for the future.
Also: ICANN’s new boss, Verisign’s opening brief, and Donuts deals with MPAA.
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Thanks Andrew. Were informative
Very!!
Great to get some real insight from someone who’s been in China talking to people over there. Look forward to listening to this.
Enlightening that ‘LinkedIn’ has been allowed through the so-called Chinese firewall, but not Google, Twitter, Facebook, etc.
I’ve seen the trend that there’s increasing interest in the 5L.com chip domains. They’re becoming increasingly hard to come by, but theres a few domain generators out now that let you sort by number of letters. The first one that comes to mind is http://flamedomain.com, but I know there must be other.
I’d like to know your opinion on 5L.com chips?
Great interview and super questions Andrew. Good listen start-to-finish. Thank you.
Thanks Todd
Finally had a chance to listen. Excellent interview! Tom has learned quite a bit. Thanks Andrew.
Thank you Tom and Andrew, great interview.
Thanks Frank