Web & Tech News
What actually happened in domains, browsers, and web infrastructure this month, minus the press-release spin.
AI Crawlers Are Reindexing the Web. Most Site Owners Have No Idea.
A visitor asking an AI assistant a question your article answers may get a summary with no visit and no attribution.
Core Web Vitals Changed Again. Nobody Reads the Changelog Until Rankings Drop.
A passing score from eighteen months ago can quietly become a failing one with zero code changes on your end.
The Browser Address Bar Is Quietly Killing the Domain Name
The URL, the thing the entire domain industry is built on, is being designed out of the interface it lives in.
Every “New TLD Gold Rush” Story Ends the Same Way
Get in early, prices will only go up. Eighteen months later it's a parking lot for expired speculation.
The Slow, Boring Death of Domain Parking
A monthly parking payout that was $40 five years ago and is $6 now, spread across hundreds of domains.
What a Registrar Outage Actually Costs You (Beyond the Downtime)
The outage headline is never the real bill. The real bill arrives quietly, itemized across the two weeks nobody was watching.