How .CO CEO Juan Calle is Turning a Seldom Used ccTLD Into a Booming Global Brand

[Duke]

New Cover Story at DNJournal.com: Most of you know about the big splash that the .CO extension made after the Colombian ccTLD was re-launched and made available for worldwide registration last July. But you haven't heard the story of the man behind .CO's rebirth, 32-year-old Juan Diego Calle, the CEO of the .CO Registry.

Calle was born into a highly entrepreneurial family in Bogota, Colombia where his father founded one of the country's biggest wine and beer distribution companies. Unfortunately, by the time Juan was 15 years old, the security situation in Colombia had deteriorated to such an extent that his parents feared for the safety of their three children. They decided to send Juan, his brother and his sister to the United States while they stayed behind to keep the family business going. This is the remarkable entrepreneurial success story of how things have gone for Juan Calle since then:
http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2010/november-december.htm

 

[domainufo]

Yes,I had read his story,He is star and Successful man now

 

[dn-101]

And you, Duke, are being taken for a fool. Time and again.
Same way art dealers manipulate the market, they manipulate your little dinky publication.
In case you haven't heard of the $20 mil sale/resale of Warhol's art, it's the same people trading back and fourth, time and again. There is a lot if sh!t being reported as private DN sale, which is no diff form Warhol manipulation.
A big chunk of it is the idn corner of the market. This is where the desperados will do anything to move their useless inventory.