Welcome to the Daily Roundup for July 22, 2016

Domain movements spotted by Mike

Mark Monitor sells the domain name http://RoadTripTravel.com  to RoadTrip Travel Company of NYC.

No Joke .LOL loses almost 25% of its registrations in one day down 22K to 75K.

The domain EliteMember.com  is finally transferred after being in @sedo escrow since June 2014.

WorldPokerTour. com drops the domain name ThreeCardHoldem. com they owned since 2009; domain is immediately re-registered & parked.

Chinese Domain News

Kassey Lee posted: 2110.com sold for $25k (165k yuan) in July 20 auction. 2110 rhymes with 爱依依你 (love to rely on you).

5TV, video platform known for creative production, received Series A funding recently. Official website is 5tv.com. 5 rhymes with 我 (me) so 5TV implies original TV shows for “me”.

As an fyi I sold 5tv.net beginning of the year on Sedo.

Sedo Domain Sales

OneThird.com sold for $8,800

NetSchool.com $1,150

Domain Industry Stocks

	Alphabet Inc	GOOGL	759.28	+4.87 (0.65%)
	Godaddy Inc	GDDY	29.50	+0.05 (0.17%)
	Rightside Group Ltd	NAME	11.94	+0.16 (1.36%)
	Minds + Machines Group…	MMX	9.56	-0.31 (-3.18%)
	Centralnic Group PLC	CNIC	44.01	-0.99 (-2.20%)
	Verisign, Inc.	VRSN	83.47	+0.65 (0.78%)
	Neustar Inc	NSR	24.83	+0.21 (0.85%)
	Tucows Inc. (USA)	TCX	29.79	+1.74 (6.20%)
	Endurance Intl. Group…	EIGI	8.81	+0.07 (0.80%)
	United Internet AG	UTDI	39.64*	+0.10 (0.27%)
	Web.com Group Inc	WEB	18.50	+0.07 (0.38%)
	Melbourne IT Limited	MLB	1.74*	0.00 (0.29%)

Bitcoin/Cryptonews

TheNextWeb.com reported: Blockai uses the blockchain to protect your copyright and find those infringing on it.

Interesting use of the technology, will be interesting to see if it catches on.

Wacky Internet News

No more Mc Porn, TheNextWeb.com is reporting that McDonald’s will no longer be allowing access to porn via their in store wifi.

That’s right: There were so many people watching porn while gorging on Big Macs that McDonald’s felt compelled to block access to all explicit content at their restaurants.

The decision comes after two years of pressure from internet safety activist group Enough is Enough that aims to provide safer public WiFi for “children and families”.

Funny/Unfortunate recently expired name of the day