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Oversee.net's DomainSponsor Presents 3rd Annual DOMAINfest Global
LOS ANGELES-(Business Wire)-May 6, 2008 - The third annual DOMAINfest Global(TM), the premier conference and networking event for the domain name industry, will be held at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel in Hollywood, California from January 28-30, 2009. Event registration will open later this year.
Sponsored by Oversee.net's domain monetization business, DomainSponsor(TM), the conference will once again offer an agenda designed for advanced and intermediate/beginner domain investors. Discussions will include finance, buildouts, corporate branding, regulatory environment and the aftermarket.
The sold-out 2008 event featured the first Town Hall meeting hosted by renowned domain investor Frank Schilling as well as panel discussions by an unprecedented number of domain experts. John Battelle, best selling author and CEO of Federated Media, was the keynote speaker.
The event will also feature a Moniker(R) domain name auction powered by SnapNames Live(TM) technology. Last January, the SnapNames Live auction garnered more than $4 million in live and online sales and featured high-profile names that included bookmarks.com, photograph.com, yemen.com, and females.com.
More information can be found at http://www.domainfest.com.
About DOMAINfest
DOMAINfest is a premier conference and marketplace serving the domain industry. Founded by DomainSponsor, the domain monetization service of Oversee.net, DOMAINfest brings domain industry professionals together to learn, network, and do business. To learn more, visit www.domainfest.com.
About Oversee.net
Founded in 2000 by Lawrence Ng and Fred Hsu, Oversee.net is a technology-driven online marketing solutions company. Headquartered in Los Angeles with offices in Portland, Oregon and Pompano Beach, Florida, the company has over 200 employees. Oversee's brands include SnapNames(R), Moniker(R), DomainSponsor(TM), Low.com(TM) and LowFares.com(TM). Please visit http://www.oversee.net.
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