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For
more than 20 years now, InterNetX has
consistently developed innovative solutions for
domains, hosting and encryption. A few years ago
they added a Snapshot
section to their website that serves as a hub for
a remarkably rich collection of interviews,
podcasts, e-papers and blog
posts that provide unique, in-depth insight
that anyone in the domain or digital
infrastructure industries can benefit from.
Simone Catania, InterNetX's Global Content
& Communications Manager, oversees the
production of the wide ranging elements that have
gone into building one of the most valuable
informational resources we have now.
Having
already been a fan of Simone's work, I was honored
to sit down for an interview with him discussing
how and why I got involved in the domain business
to begin with (a journey that started back in
2002, less than a year before DNJournal was
launched on New Year's Day 2003). That interview
(available in both English and German languages)
was published today as the latest installment in
Snapshot's popular "All About Domains"
series. As
an industry that is still relatively new, most in
the domain business came into it from somewhere
else - often from completely unrelated fields. In
my case, this was the third industry I had found a
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Simone
Catania
Global Content & Communications Manager InterNetX
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I
spent the first 20 years of my work life as a radio
and TV reporter, then went to work for myself,
following a passion for music to open a series of
record stores. Those flourished
until the Internet came along and wiped them all
out. Simone's interview begins there and goes on to
illustrate the truth in the old saying, "when
one door closes, another one opens." In my
case, door number 3 turned out to be the best one I
ever walked through. You can read all about it by
clicking the graphic below.
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