Expected change in the comming months on the way the Domain space is going to behave

Acquisition of Minds and Machines on May this year provide them with the infrustracture to service client requirements on the future.

Swinehart confirmed that the 3rd version of the Draft Applicant Guidebook (DAGv3) would be released by ICANN in Q3 2009, before the Seoul ICANN meeting (October 25 30).

A recent placing the Company intends to use the Placing proceeds to provide additional working capital and to develop the business in line with the Company's investing policy.

The shares are currently trading at 9p after a strong rise with volume, but for the long term holders are still worth taking some aboard.

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all buys :-0

Thanks Gibby,
Got my timing right on this one for a change! should be a 4 bagger from here to 50p..then....onwards and upwards! :)

Ha gone places since the beguining of the month @ 4.50p

you are welcome sky loads to come here 50p is not unrealistic personally expect 3 digits here quickly - potential is huge

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/10402363/Internet-expansion-programme-gets-underway.html

WAKEFIELD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As the Internet faces a historic transformation with hundreds of new domain names coming online, an international nonprofit organization has been created to promote the interests of the domain name industry by advocating the use, adoption, and expansion of domain names as the primary tool for users to navigate the Internet.


“The domain name industry sorely lacks a vocal advocacy body that is prepared to fight for our commercial interests, and this is the gap the Domain Name Association is going to fill as the first-ever domain name industry trade group”

The Domain Name Association (DNA), launched today by companies active in the Internet sector, will educate Internet users around the world about the benefits of domain names, with a specific focus on the imminent introduction of new Top-Level Domains which will revolutionize the way we navigate the Internet. The DNA will develop educational resources and campaigns to prepare users for these changes and support the success of the new domains.

Membership is open to organizations involved in all aspects of managing domain names, including domain name registries, registrars, resellers, and registry service providers. Founding members serving on an Interim Board include ARI Registry Services, Demand Media, Donuts, FairWinds Partners, Go Daddy, Google, Momentous, United TLD, and WhatBox?. DomainsBot Inc., Minds + Machines, and RightOfTheDot, LLC are also Founding members.

The DNA aims to play a key role in helping individuals, businesses, and public-benefit organizations understand the benefits and take advantage of the upcoming expansion of Internet domains. It will also promote, advance, and support the common interests of the domain name industry with respect to provisioning, expanded adoption, and use of domain names.

"The domain name industry sorely lacks a vocal advocacy body that is prepared to fight for our commercial interests, and this is the gap the Domain Name Association is going to fill as the first-ever domain name industry trade group," said Adrian Kinderis, Chair of the Interim Board of the DNA.

"As such, we are ideally placed to help Internet users learn about the upcoming new Top-Level Domains and to help them navigate the changing Internet landscape. We will also work to build trust, exchange ideas, educate, and raise awareness of domain related issues within the industry, and we invite all stakeholders in the domain name industry to join the DNA and work together in support of our shared objectives."

The DNA's first priority will be to educate Internet users around the world about new Top-Level Domains. Many Internet users are unaware that these changes are coming and they may be confused when they first arrive. The DNA is already working to develop educational resources and campaigns to prepare end users for these changes and ensure the success of the new domains. An example of the group's efforts is the informative website whatdomain.org, an educational resource about the new Top-Level Domain program.

DNA membership is organized as a multi-tiered structure that accommodates various levels of interest and desire for participation in the work of the DNA. More information is available on the DNA website.

Industry participants are invited to join the DNA to collaborate with peers to promote and ensure mutual success through a period of major change. DNA membership will solidify a company's role as a critical player in the next phase of the growth of the Internet, with the opportunity to influence important industry policy decisions. Members can also leverage the DNA’s marketing and education programs in their own activities, and they will receive exclusive information via newsletters and bulletins, as well as access to research results.

About the DNA

The Domain Name Association (the DNA) is a non-profit business association that represents the interests of the domain name industry. It is independent and global in scope, and its membership is open to organizations involved in the provision, support, and sale of domain names, such as domain name registries, registrars, resellers, and registry service providers.

Founding members serving on an Interim Board include ARI Registry Services, Demand Media, Donuts, FairWinds Partners, Go Daddy, Google, Momentous, United TLD, and WhatBox?. DomainsBot Inc., Minds + Machines, and RightOfTheDot, LLC are also Founding members.

The DNA's mission is to promote the best interests of the domain name industry by advocating the use, adoption, and expansion of domain names as the primary tool for users to navigate the Internet. More information is available at www.thedna.org.




Contacts

ARI Registry Services
Michael Korjen, +61 3 9866 3710
michael.korjen@ariservices.com
or
Virtual, Inc.
Judith Vanderkay, +1-781-876-6208
jvanderkay@virtualmgmt.com

& this imo still under estimates true value potential here......................

As posted on another forum

"I've actually had ongoing communication with Company representatives in an effort to more fully understand the business and revenue expectations associated with the stock.

It's important to point out that many of the parameters used are grossly understated, but sufficient at pointing out the upside potential here. I actually believe the real outcome could be Multiples of the calculated figure.

The following are my own relatively crude calculations to demonstrate the real ball park expectations, utilising very conservative parameters in arriving at the expected price targets.

The current rule of thumb is that the number of Domains per population is 20% (figure supplied by TLDH). ie if a country or city has 20Million inhabitants, then you would expect 4 Million Domains at the lower end of Internet penetration. I'll be utilizing the lower end figures to give a low end, conservative calculation.

London 8.2M population (client) - $3.28M ($2 fee)
Miami (Metropolitan Area) 5.5M population (client) - $2.2M ($2 fee)
Budapest (Metropolitan Area) 2.6M population (100% ownership) - $5.2M ($10 domain sale)
NRW Germany 18M poulation (majority owned assuming a bottom end 51% share) - $18.36M ($10)

Total – $29M

Again, If we make a (very) conservative assumption of 3M total domains sold to a Global market from all those won at the low end *$10 per domain & 34.3M Geographic domains with a $2 recurring fee structure for 'client' arrangements & $10 on 100% ownership on the low end 20% penetration)

(3M x 10 = $30M) + ($29M) = $59M

That's an annual recurring revenue of circa £36.87M (using a £1 = $1.6 conversion rate)

Applying a multiple of 20 would give us £737M

Dividing that by 650M shares gives us £1.13 price per share"

more blue today - I would not want to be out of tldh this weekend with so much news imminent!! personally I don't take any notice of rhps but for those who do update last night :

'Upgrade from RHPS TONIGHT "Finally, Top Level Domain Holdings (TLDH) has caught fire in the last month, rising from 5p to the current 14p on huge volume. Our limit was 8p which is removed and they also become a STRAIGHT BUY. I think there is a great deal more to come from that stock."

50p+ here we come probably by year end or earlier perhaps

gla

BREAKOUT from the Intraday high is very close now, has been strong as the Golden Cross is on ( 50 days MA crossing up the 200 days MA )

Chart and fundamentals looking very strong.

The rise looks set to continue next week.

20p by end of Dec is surely on the cards......

moving north strongly - still early if quick....................

12:28 15/11/2013 Growing Exposure

On BBC News!!!!

15 November 2013 Last updated at 12:01

London domain name to launch in summer 2014
Mock up of the dot London domain name
Businesses can apply for the London address from spring 2014

New top-level web domains announced

London could get web domain name

The capital will gets its own domain name, .London, in the summer of 2014.

London & Partners, the promotional agency for London, said a contract has been signed with Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann).

The registrations for the new addresses will open in spring 2014, with the domain name going live months later.

Tens of thousands of businesses have shown interest, with Selfridges and Carnaby Street saying they were excited to be associated with the London brand.

London Mayor Boris Johnson said: "Adopting the .London suffix will enable organisations to more closely associate themselves with our great city's powerful global brand.

"This is also an excellent opportunity to expand London's digital presence, which in turn is set to generate funds to invest back into the city."

Continue reading the main story
Top Level Domains

A Top Level Domain (TLD) is the last part of any web address
There are two different kinds of TLD - country-codes (ccTLD) and generic (gTLD).
ccTLDs are always two letters long and are given to areas listed by the International Standardization Organisation - for instance .fr for France and .de for Germany.
gTLDs are at least three characters long and can be used to represent organisations, communities and concepts - ie .org for organisations and .coop for co-operatives.
Gordon Innes, chief executive of London & Partners, said the agency has seen "huge interest" from top stores, visitor attractions and other businesses in the city.

Hazel Kay, interim head of marketing at Selfridges, said: "Having a selfridges.london address is an exciting new opportunity to be creative with our web presence while showcasing our strong association with London, which is a key component of our identity."

Claire Harris, head of marketing and communication at Shaftesbury PLC, said: "London is an incredibly strong brand in retail, fashion and lifestyle, so Carnaby is delighted to be able to promote its geographical and cultural identity across the internet in this way."

The bid to get the new domain name was launched last year and a new subsidiary of London & Partners, Dot London Domains Ltd, will operate the .London registry.

London & Partners applied for what is described as a generic top-level domain (gTLD), and other cities, including New York, Paris and Berlin are believed to have applied for their relevant city gTLDs.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-24948055

By tupacunsure

http://news.sky.com/story/1169081/london-capital-to-get-its-own-domain-name

RNS Number : 1482T

Top Level Domain Holdings Ltd

15 November 2013






For immediate release

15 November 2013



Top Level Domain Holdings Limited

("TLDH" or the "Company" or the "Group")



ICANN Signing of .LONDON Contract



The Board of Top Level Domain Holdings (AIM: TLDH) is pleased to report that its client, Dot London Domains Ltd ("Dot London"), has signed the contract with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ("ICANN") allowing the new top level domain, .LONDON, to proceed to the final round of pre-delegation testing before being introduced into the Internet's root zone in 2014. Dot London is a subsidiary of London & Partners, the official promotional organization for London.



In the press statement issued today by Dot London, the company also announced that from Spring 2014 London-based businesses, organisations and individuals will be able to apply first for addresses in the new .LONDON domain.



Fred Krueger, Chairman of Top Level Domain Holdings, commented:

"We are delighted that London is to be one of the first major cities in the world to launch a city-named domain on the Internet. We are sure that it will be of significant benefit to the businesses, communities and individuals wanting to associate themselves with London and a powerful mechanism for enhancing London's digital presence."



A copy of the Dot London's full announcement can be viewed at

http://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/1482T_-2013-11-15.pdf and at

http://www.londonandpartners.com/media-centre/.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/londoners-get-a-new-internet-domain-british-capital-wins-approval-for-london/2013/11/15/0c1ee376-4dee-11e3-97f6-ed8e3053083b_story.html

Well done London says TLDH

Happy Times for TLDH !

Has been strong lately with the UPTREND and looking very positive on the spike late last Friday
Certainly a higher break out

How much to invest in this? Thinking of chucking in £5k into this as it's looking very promising!

absolutely flying - 25p + today perhaps! gla

http://www.stocktube.com/video/tldh-benefiting-from-a-real-revolution-in-the-expansion-of-internet-domain-names

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/61612/update-top-level-domain-holdings-picked-to-click-61612.html

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/62545/top-level-domain-holdings-3mln-from-private-auctions-confirms-firms-strategy-says-n1-singer-62545.html

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Index.aspx?searchtype=3&words=tldh

http://www.mindsandmachines.com/