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Joe’s Observations

Happy Decade!

Posted on December 31, 2019 by Joe Alagna

The new year, and especially a new decade, has me thinking about time and its passing.  Living on the west coast of the United States is a funny thing.  You always feel late.  If you call someone in the Midwest … Continue reading →

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Are Most of Your Web Visitors Robots? (Infographic)

Posted on March 23, 2017 by Joe Alagna

Incapsula, a web technology company produced an interesting infographic depicting the percentage of bots that visit websites. According to them, more than half of your visitors may be robots. The largest number of bots used (24.3%) are “impersonators” that are … Continue reading →

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Aftermarket Domain Sales As High as $90M – Infographic

Posted on February 16, 2017 by Joe Alagna

A UK based hosting company, Nimbus Hosting, has released an interesting infographic graphing out the 500 most expensive domain names and broken it out into industry sectors such as travel, sports, and finance. They reported the most expensive domain ever … Continue reading →

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The Real Story on “The Internet Give-away”

Posted on October 4, 2016 by Joe Alagna

The story of the Internet becoming a bit more independent is not a bad one. The United States isn’t really losing anything here. I’ll try to explain and will post a press release that  the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names … Continue reading →

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