Owning the right domain is not a marketing flex. It’s a capital allocation decision.
The Story So Far Alex Rodriguez and co-founder Marc Lore have raised $23 million for Jump – a platform aiming to be the “Shopify for sports teams,” blending ticketing, marketing, and fan data in one seamless package. They’re operating under one powerful domain name Jump.com. Short, punchy, and unmistakable. Why Jump.com Reads Like a Strategy […]
ICANN has announced an important change to its Registration Data Policy that could affect who is legally recognized as the owner of your domain name.
A solo founder somewhere in the world launches a startup in 48 hours. ChatGPT writes the code, Midjourney handles design, and Replit brings it all together. He has a working app, a slick site, and even a backstory for his brand. So do 120 others. Same idea. Same category. One thing sets the winner apart: […]
Founded in 2023 by Liang Wenfeng, DeepSeek operates with a clear mission: to push the boundaries of AI development while maintaining accessibility and cost-efficiency.
The future of the popular .io domain extension has come into question following the UK government’s recent decision to hand over control of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.
After 72 years in business, Yelloh, formerly known as Schwan’s Home Delivery, has announced that it will be closing its doors for good this November.
Anthony Shore, a naming specialist, criticised OpenAI’s approach as “deliberately opaque and willfully obfuscatory.”
The Try Guys, once one of YouTube’s biggest creator groups, have now taken matters into their own hands by launching their own streaming service, 2nd Try, to break free from the whims of Google’s algorithms and volatile ad revenue.
Known as a “programming prodigy,” “billionaire entrepreneur,” and “free-speech fighter,” Durov has built a reputation as a tech mogul with a libertarian streak and a commitment to privacy that has often put him at odds with governments around the world.
Did you know that July 17 is dedicated to celebrating emojis, the symbols that add meaning and emotion to our digital communication?
Crayon, a global IT service and innovation leader, has fully integrated rhipe into its brand. Effective July 1, 2024, the rhipe brand will be discontinued.
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