As many of you know, AllThings.tv is the most frequently updated blog that covers the .tv extension exclusively (though I admit I have been busy managing my personal .tv portfolio and developments and have had less time recently). 

One of the more exciting aspects of the work is conducting interviews with some players in the domain and Internet video industries (all of which are on the AllThings.tv website as blogcasts and there are even some video interviews).  Soon I will be able to add none other than GoDaddy’s founder, Bob Parsons, to the growing list of AllThings.tv interviews.  Bob Parsons is a man many associate with domain registrations, especially after the GoDaddy series of Super Bowl ads run in past years…

I wanted to share some great news! 

AllThings.tv now has a computer dedicated exclusively to audio/video editing thanks to HotNames.tv, the leading .tv domain name marketplace.  I anticipate that I will be able to resume blogcasting at the rate of 1 blogcast every two weeks.  If you have ideas for blogcasts, please share your ideas in the comments section.

You will also notice that I added a Featured Blogcast section in the navigation area to the right.  Currently, it features the William Brister blogcast.  I expect to feature new (and old)blogcasts here.

I know your time is valuable so you have probably noticed that I end short blog entries with “(end of post)” so you know that there is no more content on the next page.  As the phrase implies, that is the end of the blog entry.

There are some exciting things in the works and I invite welcome your input.  Please do not hesitate in commenting on the blog entries...I take what you say seriously and often get my ideas for future blogs.

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Everyone knows that more and more .com investors are opening their minds up to the .tv extension.tv extension.

Last month, I had the chance to interview William Brister, a .com investor who recently became interested in the .tv extension.  While William is late to the domain name game, he shares some unique insights as a domainer who initially was interested in .com discovered .tv.  In the blogcast, William describes how he got involved in .tv, what is attractive about the extension, and where he sees the extension going and why investors, domainers, and developers shouldn’t miss the .tv opportunity.

This will be a trend we continue to see repeat itself as more .tv sale ring up high sale prices.

Listen to the blogcast after the jump!