A domain hack is an eye-catching domain name that combines domain levels, especially the top-level domain (TLD), to spell out the full "name" or title of the domain, making a kind of pun. A domain hack has nothing to do with hacking a domain or website. The "hack" represents a trick (as in programming), not […]
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General availability of short ar-Domains starts on September 15th in Argentina. Until now, you could only register domains on the "third level" such as www.domainregistry.com.ar. Now domains on the "second-level" are also possible, such as nic.ar. The shorter ar-Domain is more memorable. The Memorability of a website’s domain is one of the key elements in […]
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Un "domain hack" no tiene nada que ver con "hacking" un dominio o un sitio web. Un "domain hack" es una broma publicitaria que combina un término con la terminación de un dominio de nivel superior. Aquí hay un buen ejemplo: Los dominios de Austria terminan en .at. Esto es particularmente interesante porque "at" también […]
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La disponibilidad general para dominios .ar cortos comienza el 15 de septiembre en Argentina. Hasta ahora, solo se podían registrar dominios de "tercer nivel" como www.domainregistry.com.ar. Ahora también son posibles los dominios del "segundo nivel", como nic.ar. El dominio más corto es más memorable. La retención de un dominio es uno de los elementos clave […]
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Ein "domain hack" hat nichts mit dem hacking einer Domain bzw. einer Webseite zu tun. Ein "domain hack" ist ein werbewirksamer Gag, der einen Begriff mit der Endung einer Top Level Domain kombiniert. Hier zwei schöne Beispiele: dasbu.ch Die Schweizer Domain ch-domain ist mit einem Wort kombiniert worden und es entsteht ein verständlicher Begriff. kinderstu.be […]
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Am 15. September startet in Argentinien die General Availability für kurze ar-Domains. Bisher konnte man nur Domains auf dem "third level" registrieren wie zum Beispiel www.domainregistry.com.ar. Jetzt sind auch Domains auf dem "second level" möglich wie zum Beispiel nic.ar. Die kürzere Domain ist merkfähiger. Die Merkfähigkeit einer Domain ist eines der Schlüsselelemente für das Marketing […]
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The Dev-Domains are open domains: anyone can register Dev-Domains. Dev is a surname and a first name as well. The babynamewizard.com explains: "In the English origin, it is an abbreviation for names starting with Dev- (i.e. Devin) Indian name derived from Sanskrit देव (deva) meaning ‚god‘. Also a nickname for the Irish names Devin and […]
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What is Desi-Domain? Wikipedia explains: "Desi is an Indo-Aryan Sanskrit term for the people, cultures, and products of the Indian subcontinent or South Asia and, increasingly, for their diaspora. Desi nations include Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Nepal." The Desi-Domain is meant for the Indian community, in and outside of India, and […]
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The policies of Museum-Domains have been changed. Not only museums, but all people with an interest in or link to the profession and museum work in general, including curators and museum fans may register Museum-Domains. A .museum domain name has had to reflect the name of the Museum according to the policies. It’s over. You […]
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In Corona times it is proved that health forms the basis of our lives. No domain is more suitable for providing information about Corona than the Health-Domain. The Health-Domain is designed to be the premier web address for those who are advancing the health and wellness industry and will provide a new home for health […]
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