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With Love From Siberia: Office Pictures

Few pictures Jeff sent over, from one of our offices in Siberia. Most of the folks here are largely responsible for much of our development projects, from Assista , various RMG projects, Flowchart.com , domain related projects, and more. Darren, Jeff, myself and others within RMG all feel we have completely...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-04-2008
ASSISTA Gets New User Interface, And More.

(Click to enlarge) New user interface is out which deals with some design issues we felt needed some work. We also added a WIKI option to all questions in the index. ASSISTA is still runs as a R&D project and not as a true business. We hope to get to execution sometime early next year. Feedback...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-12-2008
In The Works: ASSISTA New Look

(Click to enlarge) Now that we took ASSISTA live, it is time to polish the site, upgrade functions. For next 10 months we plan to do mostly that. Sometime next year, we’ll bring the site to the next level - execution. Image above is work in progress of new look/feel. In terms of functionalities...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-12-2008
Today’s Search Is A Paradigm Addiction

What is a Paradigm Addiction? What occurs when a paradigm and its most ardent supporters are addicted to the paradigm to the point where they lose the realization that they are even in a paradigm at all? Ardent paradigm supporters have equated paradigm survival with their own personal survival, and will...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-04-2008
Office Visit In Novosibirsk, Siberia

As some of you know we have many projects in the works, from ASSISTA , to NDP (Niche Directory Platform), to auction systems, lead generation software, domain management tools, and other technologies. None of these would be possible without the amazing people which work with us, our Siberian team. Why...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-25-2008
The More Information Online, The More Important The Skills To Sort Through It

Found via Paul Kedrosky’s blog . A press release by “ Center for Medicine in the Public Interest ” found that: For millions of Americans, Google has replaced the family physician. People trust, and make decisions, based on the information they find online,” said Goldberg, “With...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-08-2008
Is The Israeli National Anthem Inspired By Smetana’s “The Moldau”

To those who don’t know I’m a huge classical music fan. I don’t usually pay attention to titles although I have few favorites. Why classical music? Besides the fact it is timeless I find it better for thinking as there are n lyrics imposed in the music. Two years ago I was driving around...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-08-2008
How We Think (Part III)

This is a follow up post on Part II of “How We Think” series. The question in Part II was: Why do we, as individuals, have different ideas for the same search query? The answer to it as Kamal noted, we’re all individuals. We all have different associations, different life experiences...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-07-2008
Search Wikia Is Live!

http://alpha.search.wikia.com/ From first look this is going to be huge. If there is a Google killer out there it is Wikia. Why? Transparency, community expertise, founders experience, buzz, funding. Wikia has it all. More here from the NYTimes . Where does it put ASSISTA ? ASSISTA will create its own...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-07-2008
How We Think (Part II)

Following Part I , The following are some of the thoughts you left in the comments area in Part I: 1. I have back pain, and I want to know more about it 2. Quick fix to get some relief for my back 3. Common relief for back pain 4. What types there are and which one may I be experiencing 5. The person...

Posted to Domainly (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-06-2008

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