Posts tagged with '.CO'

I’m thrilled to welcome Jasmine Begg to our global team as our Director of Sales and Marketing, EMEA.

Let's face it, the domain industry is not known for being sexy.  And never has that fact been more artfully conveyed then by JPRS, the folks behind Japan's .JP domain extension. Check out this hysterical video JPRS recently created to try to explain to the world exactly what it is that the .JP registry does. Unsexy indeed! 

To kick-off our partnership in style, we sent our friends at Startup Weekend some delicious cakes in a jar, baked up by our new friends at www.HalfBaked.co, a fabulous little bakery that whips up cakes that have half the fat, calories

Our team just returned from SXSW - and we're all still feeling pretty high -- basking in the post SXSW afterglow...I had been planning to write a great recap blog post, detailing all the exciting things we did, the people we met and the new opportunities that came of it... But instead, I've decided to take the lazy girl route ...and simply post this recap video.

Well it’s that time of year again, the time when geeks from every corner of the globe will gather together in Austin, Texas to pay homage to all things “interactive” – while simultaneously promoting their businesses – and having a rocking good time in the process.

Hey, did you catch the cover of USA Today on this fine day? The stunning Natalia Velez was revealed as the beautiful face (ahem.... and body) that will be featured in our Super bowl commercial with Go Daddy this year!

What does the future "roadmap" look like for .CO? That's the question put to us by Giga Om's Alison Rubino at the Giga Om Roadmap Conference, which was held last month in San Francisco. Here's what we said...

This morning, Go Daddy announced that its 2012 Super Bowl Commercial Plans will, once again, feature .CO – “the fastest growing new Web address.”  You can read the full release here: http://x.co/GoCo2. 

I just love Thanksgiving. It reminds me to pause for a moment and to count my many blessings -- something I'm sorry to say that I don’t do nearly enough.

Very soon after the .CO launch in July of 2010, Google made its intention clear to treat .CO similar to other generic top level domains -- rather than as a country code domain.