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Welcome Name.com!

Lately I seem to be posting notices about hacks and identity theft - like Monday's Monster.com news. Today's entry has a happier note - I'm proud to welcome Name.com to the VIP Network. Check out the press release and some of the reaction in the blogosphere.

Posted by Jeff Burstein on January 28, 2009 4:18 PM |

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