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Hey there! My name is Kevin Ohashi. I am the founder of Review Signal which currently does web hosting reviews.

I like to blog about startups, business, economics, marketing, programming and domain names. My current passion is analyzing data and finding patterns and insights hidden in data that nobody else realizes is there!
I am also working on a Gift Discovery/Gift Inspiration website called Gift Lizard that let's you find gift suggestions by describing the person you're trying to buy for.
I also use my blog to keep track of my own life, so you can see my reading list and personal posts on occasion.
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Verisign reports Q2 2025 earnings report
VeriSign, Inc. (NASDAQ: VRSN), posted their 2025 Q2 earnings report. They reported revenue of $410 million for the second quarter of 2025, up 5.9 percent from the same quarter in 2024. Operating income was $281 million for the second quarter of 2025,...
Verisign raises guidance after .com grows again in Q2Company now predicts return to annual growth in domain base. Verisign (VRSN), the registry for .com and .net domain names, announced Q2 earnings after the market closed today. Q2 revenue was $410 million, up 5.9 percent from the same quarter in 2024....
Testing the latest updates to Dharmesh Shah’s AI domain appraiserDomain valuation agent is improving, but still has issues. Dharmesh Shah, the HubSpot co-founder and AI enthusiast who sold Chat.com to OpenAI, has been rolling out frequent updates to his domain valuation agent lately. I tested the system yesterday ...
Time is running out to win this month’s domain trivia contestAnswer 10 questions by July 31. The deadline for this month’s Domain Name Wire trivia contest is nearly here. Just answer 10 trivia questions by July 31 for your chance to win: $250 account credit at Dynadot One-year Novice account at ...
Aussie construction company tries to reverse hijack tyrone.comCompany falsely argued domain name was recently sold. An Australian masonry firm has been found guilty of reverse domain name hijacking in a case involving tyrone.com. Corcreevy Pty Ltd, which does business as Tyrone Group, filed the dispute against ...
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