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…

Why is BrightCove considered by so many to be the Number 1 video platform? Jeremy Allaire discusses his company and product lines in fine detail and also lays out his vision for the future of online video advertising aswell as his vision for the internet in general.

Ever since I first started domaining, I was always curious about the DN Journal. Not so much because of what was written in it, but who it was written by.

I come from a few different career backgrounds, including, in no particular order, property, banking and investments and telecoms. None of these prepared me for the cutthroat industry of domaining.

I waltzed in after reading an article about earning hundreds and thousands by parking silly names like flashgames.com. I knew then that the industry was waiting for me to arrive and really shake things up and I did, in 2006, and promptly dropped alot of money by being cleverer than everyone else.

Okay, so I had just confirmed my first power interview for Allthings.TV.

Not that this was my first interview, I had already done an interview with Bangarang TV, (http://www.allthings.tv/articles/33/...gtv/Page1.html) to favorable reviews and comments.

But interviewing a student film crew about a pet project and the spokesperson for Demand Media regarding the upcoming promotion of the .TV extension are two different ballgames. Especially when you take into account the fact that Allthings.TV didn’t get off to the best of starts with Demand Media.

As some of you may know, Allthings.TV covers a little bit of everything relating to WEB 2.0 websites, technologies and industry players.

As such we have an interview with DEMAND MEDIA, owner of ENOM.COM (number two domain registrar after GoDaddy) and websites such as EHOW.COM and WEHOW.COM that we will be publishing during the coming week and is look forward to reader comment on the contents of that interview.