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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Happy Holidays From Rodan

A time of reflection as we look forward into 2012!
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Happy Holidays From Rodan

A time of reflection as we look forward into 2012!
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Domains Gold Farm Land or Oxygen Which Is The Best Investment Going Forward

As the Dollar becomes less valuable, where will you put your hard-earned assets to work?
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Send Money Now

New domain pricing is not half as bad as the companies taking advantage of it
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Flights To Safety Have Yet To Include Domains

While clearly an asset class, domains have not become a safe harbor investment just yet, despite growth of the industry.
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Saving Americas Economy One Domain At A Time

Consumer Spending Shifts to Online In The Wake of Higher Gas Prices and Long Winter
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Enduring and Fleeting Business Models Amid The Facebook Revolution

Wall post do not necessarily make for sound policy, but there is potential for some business benefit, if only a little.
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Goodbye Steve Jobs

We are all lucky to have lived in his lifetime, and he lives in each of us.
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

The Basic Changes Bring Us Back To The Basics

Experimentation Is Always Good, But Fundamentals Will Win The Day Every Time
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Rodan Media Blog · 5M ago

Trademarks Cybersquats and UDRP OH MY

When will aftermarket people get clue? Or is that asking too much?
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