Domain name industry leaders give their predictions for what will happen in 2015. From domain name sales to parking to new TLDs, executives look into their crystal balls to predict what's ahead. Also: GoDaddy verifies bidders, Afilias yanks IPO and .reise to be auctioned. See more dmain name news at http://domainnamewire.com.

2014 was an exciting year for the domain name industry. This episode reviews the biggest news of the year, from new top level domain names to consolidation to big domain name sales. Read more at www.DomainNameWire.com.

Joe Uddeme of Domain Holdings reviews the domain name sales market in 2014, what he thinks 2015 holds, and how you can work

with a domain name broker like Domain Holdings. Also: .Club gets investment, Cuba domain names, .Baby and .MLS, and ICANN phished.

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Legendary domain name investor Frank Schilling discusses what new TLDs mean for your .com portfolio, why he started his own parking, sales and registrar companies, and what the future holds for the domain name business. Also: a million dollar domain sale, Rightside's progress and registrar problems. Read more atwww.DomainNameWire.com.

We chat with Minds + Machines founder Antony Van Couvering to get updates on new top level domain names. Also: 2 warnings for domain name owners, a research report blasts domain parking companies and the top 5 stories from last month. Read more atwww.DomainNameWire.com.

Why is domain name parking revenue down? Is there anything you can do about it? Michael Gilmour of ParkLogic discusses. Also: The top 10 top level domain names, from .xyz to .club to .nyc. Read more at www.DomainNameWire.com.

A lot of country code domain names are easy to register, like .us and .me. But some are quite expensive and tricky. Daniel Greenberg with Lexsynergy discusses domains that cost $4,000 to register, one that requires a hand-delivered application and more tricky ccTLDs. Also: Nissan sells Z.com for $6.8 million, GoDaddy's latest earnings and .dot. See more on www.DomainNameWire.com.

The largest domain name investing conference is just a couple months away. NamesCon co-producer Jothan Frakes tells us what to expect at NamesCon 2015, taking place in Las Vegas in January. Also: John Oliver ribs Bloomberg over his .nyc domains, Amazon likes .book but is .cloud-less, and two large Chinese travel websites go down thanks to a Whois problem.

China is fast becoming a big market for domain name sales. China expert Simon Cousins explains the language, culture and web usage of the Chinese, and how you can capitalize on the China opportunity for domain names. Also: Michael Bloomberg's hilarious domain name registrations and Endurance International buys BuyDomains.