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Now, scroll down to see a list of the top stories on Domain Name Wire last month.
-Andrew
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Here are the top stories on DNW last month, as ranked by pageviews:
1. CentralNic to acquire monetization company Codewise for $36 million - The domain name rollup is acquiring two companies popular with affiliate marketers. CentralNic raised £30 million through a share offering to pay for the acquisition, which should close at the end of October. 2. Saudi Aramco tries to take dead man's domain name - The oil giant, one of the most valuable companies in the world, filed a cybersquatting case against a dead man. The company wants his domain name for a new brand it created. 3. How I'm investing in domains these days - Here's what I'm doing and what I'm buying. 4. How Microstrategy got its domains and sold Voice.com for $30 million - The company's CEO discussed the negotiation of Voice.com on a recent podcast. 5. Coins.com sold for $1.7 million but it hasn't all been paid - Filings in a bankruptcy case revealed the sale price of Coins.com. But it's on a payment plan.
Podcasts:
#302 - Domains and SEO with Rand Fishkin (listen) #303 - Grand Theft Domain Name with Kieren McCarthy (listen) #304 - Web businesses during the pandemic with Peter Askew (listen) #305 - Domain broker ethics with Bill Sweetman (listen) Get the Latest Don't wait for this newsletter to get the latest domain name news. Check in to DNW daily, and join the 35k people who follow DNW on Twitter. Thanks for reading, Andrew | 
