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Ross Rader

Ross Rader

Director of Innovation & Research
Joined on June 14, 2003
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Ross Wm. Rader is the Director of Innovation & Research at Tucows Inc. and has written articles on software, domain name registrations, and domain name policies for Boardwatch, Web Hosting Magazine, and various other publications. He has also spoken at various industry events on freeware and shareware, domain name registrations, and domain name policies.

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Verisign Gets .COM Forever, But ICANN Gets a Lobbyist

Comment posted Oct 26, 2005 5:52 pm PDT — by Ross Rader
Don't forget the 7% annual price increase. My math shows the price for a .com as being somewhere north of $12 by 2012.

Perfect Information: Involving Registrants in the Expiring Domain Names Market

Comment posted Sep 07, 2004 9:31 pm PDT — by Ross Rader
Gamergoal - Aren't you just rewording "WLS" differently? Not at all. WLS is a second generation view of how things ought to have been done two or three years ago - and it deals exclusively with domain names that have…

Comment posted Sep 07, 2004 9:29 pm PDT — by Ross Rader
Roger - So then what you are suggesting is that people use Tucows' brand new auction service: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040907/nytu194_1.html Nice PR work. =) No, not at all. In fact, the opposite. I address this in more detail on my weblog (the…

Comment posted Sep 07, 2004 9:25 pm PDT — by Ross Rader
Gordon - "I fail to see your reasoning that this is somehow "bad" and must be changed." Hmmm. Not sure that this was the point that I was trying to get across. Let me try again - there are imperfections…

Comment posted Sep 06, 2004 8:03 pm PDT — by Ross Rader
Yes - but current auction models only work for those registrants that keep their registration from expiring into the "drop market". i.e. they keep paying the renewal fees until someone decides to purchase the name.

Topic Interests

DNS, Domain Names, Top-Level Domains, Policy & Regulation, ICANN, Security, Internet Governance, Spam, Cyberattack, Cybercrime, Registry Services

Recent Blogs

Creating a Police State From the Ashes of the Internet

Jan 12, 2005
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Internet to ITU: Stay Away from My Network

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Perfect Information: Involving Registrants in the Expiring Domain Names Market

Sep 04, 2004
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Registrant Freedom Day

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A Sustainable Framework For The Deployment Of New gTLDs - Part II

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Internet to ITU: Stay Away from My Network

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Perfect Information: Involving Registrants in the Expiring Domain Names Market

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Views: 16,241

Registrant Freedom Day

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Views: 14,115

A Sustainable Framework For The Deployment Of New gTLDs - Part II

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