Domain Name Information

Public Domain - Internet Gold Mine


With the advent of the internet and the ease of which information can readily be downloaded and compiled you would think that more people would realize that the public domain is a source of wonderful wealth that can be tapped into for huge profits.

I have spent the last 4 years "discovering" little known secrets of this information that is readily available to those who know where to look. Or should I say "prospect". That's exactly what it is. It's Mining. When you mine the internet, you are not mining little rocks in a quarry or dredging a cold river looking for that elusive nugget of gold. You are searching for the gold of the future, and of the past. Information becomes your ore. You now become an information prospector. A "Millennium-Age Gold Miner."

The tools of your trade are much different today than in the days of old. Your "pick-axe" has evolved into your mouse, and your "gold pan" is your hard drive. Your computer is the dredge and your internet connection is your "claim". In the old days when a prospector found gold he would drive a stake in the ground and this would become his claim. You are doing the same thing when you sign the contract for your internet connection. You are staking a claim to the largest source of wealth in the world. Public Domain Information.

You transcend the boundaries of the physical world by entering a realm in which it is possible to find riches in the deepest recesses and crevices of the web. The public domain is the undiscovered country of the information age. It's mysteries are deep as oceans and it's knowledge as expansive as the universe. The public domain now becomes ultimate natural resource.

Information has always reigned king since the beginning of time. There are millions of us who know not the sheer power and value of the information that is freely available to anyone who knows where to look.

The new millennium, and the information-age is very much like the GoldRush of 1849 in which hundreds of thousands of people rushed westward in a stampede of gold seeking pioneers. Some were young, some old, some in between, but all sought a common goal. Gold. Only this time it is different, the gold we seek in this age is information, and it's not mere thousands, but hundreds of millions people who are on this new quest blazing new trails and forging great new paths to wealth.

Information is abundant and widely available. You can mine this gold at anytime, from any place in the world. You do not have to travel vast distances facing the perils of the land to stake your claim. All you need is a computer and a connection to the web. From anywhere in the world you are able to seek out, find, download, and refine your treasure from the warm and cozy comfort of home.

Never before, in the history of man have you been able to procure such wealth so quickly. You are able to locate information on any subject in an instant, and your results are displayed before you faster than you could have ever imagined.

Your "gold pan" quickly become full of the valuable information-ore. Each time you find a nugget it motivates you to find more. You become entranced with the new found riches and it almost becomes obsession. The desire to find more pulses through your veins like a hot drug, steadily increasing your craving for more. The more you find the more you want. It the realization becomes obvious that you have "Gold-Fever" and now you can't stop searching for more information.

This is what the public domain is. It's an internet goldmine chock full of free information ready for the taking.

Stake your claim!

Eric Wichman is founder of PD Times a public domain resources site specializing in free resources for web content and references for webmasters, researchers, marketers, and businesses alike. Be sure to tell your friends about this great new resource for businesses using the public domain.


MORE RESOURCES:

Counterfeit merchandise domain names seized ahead of NFL Super Bowl
SmartCompany.com.au
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency have seized 307 domain names for allegedly selling counterfeit merchandise, ahead of the NFL Super Bowl. According to Ars Technica, ICE Agents are using civil forfeiture laws (usually invoked ...



Christian Science Monitor

Domain Names Flood the Market
PC Magazine
This should flood the market with potential domain names and have a number of interesting effects on the grey market for domain names. Applicants must pay $185000 to be evaluated for a specific gTLD. An obvious one would be, for example, ...
Domain names: Internet takes big step toward end of .com eraChristian Science Monitor
Domain Names: The End Of The Dot-Com Era?Huffington Post
ICANN's Vanity Top-Level Domain Names: Fraud Magnet?InformationWeek
InternetRetailer.com -Generation NT (US) -WBUR
all 739 news articles »


GoDaddy and .Co take center stage with Super Bowl Commercials
Domain Name Wire
Register your domain names with Searchen Networks Inc., Check domain name availability. Search for domain names. Domain Name Wire is the Domain Name Industry's News Source. Over 100 million will watch GoDaddy Super Bowl commercials tonight.

and more »


International domain names best for business expansion
Viet Nam News
HA NOI — Businesses should buy international domain names now if they planned to penetrate the world market to avoid costs later on, said Nguyen Tu Quang, general director of internet security company Bkav. Statistics from the Viet Nam National ...

and more »


The West Australian

Demand for new domain names 'strong'
The West Australian
The global governing body for domain names, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), in June 2011 approved the expansion of domain names beyond ".com" to ".anything". The application period for the new suffixes opened in ...
ICANN: We're improving Internet domain spaceUSA TODAY
Beckstrom Tells USA TODAY On New gTLD's: “We're improving Internet Domain Space”TheDomains.com

all 12 news articles »


Kinderis Says New Web Domain Names Create Opportunities
Washington Post
12 (Bloomberg) -- Adrian Kinderis, a member of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers' advisory council and chief executive officer of ARI Registry Services, talks about domain names. Icann, manager of the Web's address system under a ...

and more »


A Domain Name Just for Startups
Portfolio.com (blog)
Scott Case, CEO of Startup America Partnership, announced his organization is offering free domain names to new companies through a deal with .CO Internet. The Startup America Partnership is bolstering its incentives for young companies to join and ...
Startup America Partnership Using S.COElliot's Blog (blog)

all 4 news articles »


USA TODAY

Editorial: ICANN expanding websites to 1000 dot-anythings
USA TODAY
There are just 22 such "generic top-level domain names," as the suffixes to the right of the dot are known, and it took two decades to carefully develop them. File photo by Reed Saxon, AP Faces of ICANN: Board members vote at a meeting outside Los ...
Domains names with .com pass 100 million markHostway
100 MEEELLION .com domains now registeredRegister
Cassels Brock | New Domain NamesLinex Legal (press release) (registration)
iMedia Connection (blog)
all 6 news articles »


TorrentFreak

Seized Sports Streaming Site Makes a Blazing Comeback
TorrentFreak
Firstrow, one of the sites that had several of its domain names seized by the Feds yesterday, is furious at the US Government. Convinced that the service they are providing does not violate the law, the site continues to operate under a new domain name ...
US shuts 16 sports piracy websites pre-Super BowlReuters
Illegal video streaming sites seized ahead of first live-streamed Super BowlExaminer.com
Super Bowl tackles Web piracyPolitico
MMD Newswire (press release)
all 471 news articles »


Tom Brady Pirated The Super Bowl Last Year
TorrentFreak
Several sports streaming sites had their domain names seized by the Department of Justice and Homeland Security's ICE unit this week. The operation was planned a few days in advance of the Super Bowl to prevent “rogue” sports fans from watching the ...


Google News

home | site map
© 2006