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John McCormac

CIO of [url=http://www.hosterstats.com]http://www.hosterstats.com[/url]
Joined on April 20, 2004
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John McCormac is the author of Domnomics - the business of domain names which was published on Amazon in December 2019.

He is also CIO of www.HosterStats.com- the biggest domain and hoster statistics website on the web. HosterStats provides indepth domain statistics for over 7 million hosters back to 2000 and a searchable historical DNS database for over 600 million domains in com/net/org/biz/info/mobi/asia/ie/eu/co.uk/us.

Except where otherwise noted, all postings by John McCormac on CircleID are licensed under a Creative Commons License.

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2023 - Jan 19 on The Highest Threat TLDs - Part 1
2023 - Jan 19 on The Highest Threat TLDs - Part 1
2023 - Jan 19 on The Highest Threat TLDs - Part 1
2019 - Jan 09 on Political New gTLDs: One Year in Review
2018 - Aug 17 on How Big Is the Domain Business?
2018 - Aug 17 on How Big Is the Domain Business?
2018 - Aug 16 on How Big Is the Domain Business?
2017 - Sep 06 on Making Sense of the Domain Name Market - and Its Future
2017 - Feb 12 on Next gTLD Round - A Seven Year Itch?
2016 - Jul 01 on Assessing Current Generic New gTLDs
2016 - Jul 01 on Assessing Current Generic New gTLDs
2016 - Jun 30 on Who Really Cares About New gTLDs?
2014 - Nov 26 on Experience and Evidence Point to Strong Renewal Rates for New TLDs
2014 - Aug 26 on A New Way to Value Registry Business
2014 - Aug 21 on Is racing.com a Half-Million Dollar Mistake for Racing Victoria?
2014 - Aug 21 on Website Usage Analysis in the New gTLDs
2014 - Aug 20 on Website Usage Analysis in the New gTLDs
2014 - Jun 26 on Does gTLD Registration Volume Measure Success?
2014 - Mar 19 on Registration Numbers Not the Only Success Measure for New TLDs
2010 - Aug 07 on Taking Back the DNS
2010 - Aug 07 on Taking Back the DNS
2010 - Aug 02 on Taking Back the DNS
2010 - Jul 28 on Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think
2010 - Jul 28 on Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think
2010 - Jul 25 on Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think
2010 - Jul 24 on Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think
2010 - Jul 24 on Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think
2010 - Jul 24 on Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think
2009 - Aug 12 on ICANN Culls Three More Domain Name Registrars
2009 - May 09 on EU Calls For Full Privatization of ICANN, Commissioner Calls Sept 30 Moment of Truth
2008 - Dec 04 on Domain Registrations on Decline, Google and Lower Ad Spendings Blamed
2008 - Nov 15 on ICANN Must Address Domain Tasting Ripple Effects
2008 - Aug 16 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2008 - Aug 14 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2008 - Aug 13 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2008 - Aug 13 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2008 - Aug 07 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2008 - Aug 07 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2008 - Aug 07 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2008 - Jul 24 on Shouting 'Bug' on a Crowded Internet...
2008 - Jul 15 on Gartner on New Generic Top Level Domains
2007 - Dec 13 on More on Dell's Anti-Tasting Suit
2007 - Aug 29 on EURid Suspends More Domains
2007 - Jul 19 on EU NameSpace is Dead?
2004 - Apr 21 on Ireland's .ie To Come Under Government Control

Topic Interests

New TLDsDomain NamesDomain ManagementRegistry ServicesDNSICANNPolicy & RegulationWhoisCybercrimeMultilinguismCybersecurityInternet GovernanceThreat IntelligenceUDRPBrand Protection

Recent Blogs

The Ghosts of Deletions Future – December 2018 Versus December 2019

.APP gTLD Signs of Life Web Usage Survey

Anatomy of a Domain Name Land Rush

Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think

Popular Posts

Brand Protection Domain Registrations: There Are More Than You Think

Anatomy of a Domain Name Land Rush

.APP gTLD Signs of Life Web Usage Survey

The Ghosts of Deletions Future – December 2018 Versus December 2019