Here are some suggestions to get the most out of NamesCon. NamesCon returns in person in Austin next week. It's the first in-person stateside domain conference for domain investors since the pandemic took hold. Here are some suggestions for next ... Continue Reading3 Comments
NamesCon returns in person this August
· ServicesNamesCon announces it will return in person later this year. In-person events are back! NamesCon announced today that it will hold an in-person conference in Austin from August 31-September 3. It will be at the downtown Omni hotel where it held ... Continue Reading2 Comments
NamesCon 2020 was a hit but could be even better next year
· ServicesMoving to Austin was a smart move, and next year could be even better. NamesCon Global 2020 is in the books. The conference took place last Wednesday through Saturday in Austin, Texas. The move to Austin after many years in Las Vegas was a ... Continue Reading14 Comments
What to do in Austin during NamesCon
· UncategorizedHowdy, y'all. NamesCon in Austin is just two weeks away! This year marks the first year the conference will be in Austin. I lived in Austin for nearly 25 years before moving to the Seattle area last year. So if you're looking for a place to eat ... Continue Reading9 Comments
NamesCon picks The Capital Factory for 2020 show in Austin
· ServicesEvent chooses startup accelerator for its 2020 U.S. event. [Update: NamesCon has changed dates and location for this event.] NamesCon has finalized the date and location details for its 2020 conference. The event will take place January 26-29 ... Continue ReadingLeave a Comment
NamesCon picks Austin for 2020 show
· UncategorizedPull out your cowboy boots and get ready for lots of BBQ. NamesCon is heading to the Lone Star State for its 2020 show. Soeren von Varchmin, CEO of NamesCon/CloudFest, announced the news in the opening session at NamesCon in Las Vegas ... Continue Reading6 Comments
University of Texas Loses Domain Name Dispute
· Policy & LawUniversity loses fight for TexasSports.org. I have to admit I'm a bit ashamed of my alma mater today. The University of Texas lost a UDRP case against Kevin Ham's Vertical Axis for the domain name TexasSports.org. The University's official ... Continue Reading8 Comments
