I learned that a new legal article related to .tv and other ccTLDs was recently published or made available on http://www.ibls.com.  However, the article is only available to members so I thought I would post it here if you decide to become a member (and if you want to share it with me ). 

The description of the article is:

Companies used to be able to register their domain name in the “.com” hierarchy without concern for other “top-level domains.” A large number of countries however have been using their “country-code” domain names for example Tuvalu’s “.tv”. Country codes should be considered and how online businesses and electronic commerce should react to them.

A link to the article can be found after the jump!

Estibot.com, a site that values your domain based on 30+ characteristics of the domain name.  The valuation is based on comparing those characteristics with a database of previously reported domain sales.  The site clearly acknowledges that an automated valuation tool such as Estibot is never completely reliable, but that one should use the site as a starting point for researching and evaluating domain names…

Octane Media Works recently launched Duvvo.com.

Its still in beta while they tinker with some new features, but I think you will like it especially if you have a growing list of RSS feeds you need to follow. 

The site allows users to manage RSS feeds from multiple industry leading blogs and permits users to add and manage additional feeds they would like to monitor (including personal email, domain auction details, or other non-domain related website). 

Plus, the site now features the AllThings.tv RSS feed so we had to give it a plug!

Press release on the jump.

If you ever searched the related enom sites for the list of premium .tv domains, then you know how difficult it is to find. 

For that reason, I am posting that link here in a new category titled “links” because I think more than just a few people will be browsing it in the future, if for nothing more than humor:

eNom Premium List

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