After Massive Microsoft Layoff, Terminated Employees Dance In Apple Store This whole video of teens dancing at a Hong Kong Apple store is entertaining. But go to around 1:06 and check out the moves of the girl in white. Her face is like the face someone would make while carving an ice block into a statue of a machine gun, with a chainsaw. Almost certainly, Apple will soon hit $500bn in market capitalizatio...
The Frager factor - Thursday, February 2, 2012 - 11:19
Everything You Need To Know About Facebook IPO Created to serve a "social mission," not to make a profit, Facebook looks to raise $5 billion from its offering, while investment banks may generate as much as $500 million in fees. According to Danny Sullivan, "Facebook cites mobile use growing more as a risk, since it doesn’t serve mobile ads. In contrast, Google sees mobile as new...
The Frager factor - Thursday, February 2, 2012 - 0:20
domainFEST: People Just Hearing .Mobi Is Worthless via Enrico Schaefer doing yeoman's work live blogging from domainFEST "people with .mobi domains just heard their domains are virtually worthless..." #domainfestJust goes to show that we DO publish content of value- telling you that FIVE years ago! But you can wait five years till a company is on the verge of bankruptcy, travel half ...
The Frager factor - Wednesday, February 1, 2012 - 23:25
More Millions For Frank Schilling It's no wonder why Frank Schilling is grinning ear to ear, lighting up all of Santa Monica Boulevard with his big, bright trademark smile. DNS continues to place real people in real businesses on great domains.
The Frager factor - Wednesday, February 1, 2012 - 16:25
The Frager factor - Tuesday, January 31, 2012 - 22:26
The Bill Gates Letter At Steve Job's Deathbed Cybersquatters: Cybercriminals, UFOs discovered, campaign slogans, Happy work, Scared Dogs and as someone said about the "X" Factor changes "So a no-talent, who has no more talent than any of the no-talents who have ever appeared on X-Factor, or American Idol, was fired by the luckiest man in “entertainment”. Yawn."
The Frager factor - Tuesday, January 31, 2012 - 9:9
What Your Friends Are Reading InFlight To domainFEST Lots of domainers are looking for solutions beyond traditional parking, so this year's domainFEST, sans the typical domainer star content panels, requires a more enlightened investor.
Reading/homework must be completed in advance of the show to get the most from the conference and the full networking value of meeting experts in d...
The Frager factor - Tuesday, January 31, 2012 - 0:30
Moron Alert: After Paying $92K For LiveCloud.com, Social Start-Up Rebrands as Hoo.do Dudu, HooDo: What Would YOU Do? Today a lesson in the do's and don'ts of 21st century branding....Go figure. One social darling, GoDuDu.com, pays over a million to truncate to DuDu.com while another who one year ago shelled out $92K for LiveCloud.com (a name that I would think domainer's gold and Microsoft UDRP), now becomes Hoo.D...
The Frager factor - Monday, January 30, 2012 - 14:9
Skip Hoagland Partners With The Best Designers, Developers and Business Managers Online, Forgets... Since Skip Hoagland was all abuzz yesterday and domainers were searching for all they could learn about Skip, I thought we'd post the interview he offers by link on EVERY email he sends out personally- ours. From DomainSuccess.com, February 2009:"It's not about the technology, it's about teaming up with the right partners and bringin...
The Frager factor - Monday, January 30, 2012 - 11:1
The Frager factor - Monday, January 30, 2012 - 0:49
AAPL: Why Apple Shares Are Still Just Half Price — The APPLE Facts That Will Blow Your Mind Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL ) just wrapped up one of the most incredible quarters in American business history. The founder of News Corp. tipped the Twitter blogosphere today that Apple shares at the $448 level are resoundingly cheap if the Facebook public offering values the whole of Facebook at $75-$100 billion. Apple now has $97.6 billion...
The Frager factor - Sunday, January 29, 2012 - 16:54
Beyond The Fun and Entertainment, It's Time To Hold domainFEST Accountable We already know where the scanty-clad playmates are and we like it. But imagine if we could leave this week's investment taking home some innovation that will grow or change our businesses with tremendous impact? For example, imagine how many long-term clicks could you generate if you were able to keep in constant contact with only ...
The Frager factor - Sunday, January 29, 2012 - 2:8
Apple, Microsoft, dotGay And The $4 Billion Online Dating Business Who's Telling You The Truth About Dating Algorithms? PLUS....Microsoft Calls for Gay Marriage in Washington State while dotGay starts today.... AND... Apple sold $12 billion worth of iPads and iPhones to enterprises and that could more than double to $28 billion by 2013, Forrester estimates..
The Frager factor - Sunday, January 29, 2012 - 1:29
SOPA, PIPA and bills like them want to kill this blog. And yours. PLUS: Apparently, If Your Domain Has 'Dirt' In The Name, Section 230 Safe Harbors Don't Apply, Harvard wants the next Zuckerberg to stay at Harvard, New-home sales hit a record low, and Super Bowl Spending Could Hit $11 Billion
The Frager factor - Saturday, January 28, 2012 - 0:28
The Frager factor - Friday, January 27, 2012 - 10:48
DNS Sells LucyLingerie.com Ahead of Superbowl Ad Sold for less than $3K, to LucyLingerie.com.VE, LucyLingerie.com has to be one of the DNS best buys of all time. Meet the models at domainFEST. (Sellers suite).
The Frager factor - Thursday, January 26, 2012 - 22:46
The Frager factor - Thursday, January 26, 2012 - 14:14
Booty Call In Dispute — Court Shown New "Pole Dance" Evidence; Asked to Redefine "Booty" PLUS: Google’s CEO Dealt Drugs and Knew It, Say Feds; EBay Seller Seeks a Cool $1 Million for President Obama's Chrysler; Joan Rivers undergoes ANOTHER cosmetic procedure on reality TV show This one is removable face; Demi Moore high ON laughing gas?Rolls-Royce says more cars ordered custom ... AND... Make sure references aren't torp...
The Frager factor - Thursday, January 26, 2012 - 9:13
