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2009

Eric Borgos was interviewed by the DomainNoob.com blog. Click Here to listen to the interview online.

The ImpulseCorp.com blog is listed as one of the top 100 domaining blogs at DomainSuperstar.com

Eric Borgos gives advice on Elliot’s Blog about what a part-time domain investor should do to build his or her business.

Eric Borgos was interviewed by Michael Dunlop for a series of interviews about Internet Entrepreneurs in his Income Diary blog. Click Here to read the interview.

Our websites are mentioned several times in various articles on the domain blog Fusible.com:
Eric Borgos: The Other Domain King, 9000+ Domains, 200+ Websites, Millions in Revenue, Started in 1995, And More
Every Domainer Wants to Make it Rich, How did Eric Borgos get MILLIONS? Bored.com, Dumb.com and More
Through Bored.com’s Network, Eric Borgos made MILLIONS, can you do the same? We’re giving it a shot
Eric Borgos who sold Bored.com for $4 Million Shares His Experience with Domaining Partnerships
Domain Development: Big Projects are Happening with some of the Big Time Domainers
Revealing Look at Eric Borgos, his NameShopping.com Makeover & Hundreds of his Recent Sales

2008

News article from ABCNews.com mentions confessions.net.

AdoptMe.com mentioned in an MSN Tech & Gadgets article "Gift-giver’s Guide to Free Stuff on the Web" (go to page 2).

Impulse Communications, Inc. sells Bored.com and 170 related sites for $4.5 million, and reorganizes as a new corporation also named Impulse Communications, Inc. Click Here to read the press release.

2007

Bored.com and StareGame.com mentioned in this Bismarck Tribune article.

SlangSite.com is part of a Florida Today article. Eric Borgos contributes by commenting on the MTV slang that a Pastor uses to entice attendants.

2006

Bored.com officially launched a MySpace page.

Eric Borgos participates in a discussion about fads on the public radio show Yesterday Today and Tomorrow.Click here to listen to the interview.

"Toby" the infamous internet bunny saved by Impulse Communications, Inc.. Read more here

RadioLovers.com mentioned in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Eric Borgos interviewed about TalkBackwards.com on the Maxim channel (108) on Sirius Satellite Radio at 3pm Eastern time on January 11th. No audio clip is available.

Radio interview with Lisa Alexander of KDKA News Radio for her Pittsburgh Weekly show, about the topic of backmasking and how TalkBackwards.com can be used for that.

TalkBackwards.com mentioned in the Wall Street Journal, as follows;

Behind the Music: Sleuths Seek Messages In Lyrical Backspin
Reverse-Play Audio Software Uncovers Smoke, Satan; A Led Zeppelin Enigma

By DIONNE SEARCEY
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
January 9, 2006; Page A1

Excerpt From The Article:

Talkbackwards.com, one of the most popular, allows visitors to feed in audio files, then play them backward. Eric Borgos, the site’s 36-year-old creator, said he wanted to find a way to bring the former fad to the Internet, and to make it easier for listeners to uncover messages on their own. His site, which he says gets about 2,000 hits a day, offers no interpretations of reversed lyrics. Instead, it invites users to share their own.

Mr. Borgos’s site contains links to others where snippets of speeches by well-known people are played in reverse, sometimes slowed down considerably. One of the sites claims California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s gubernatorial acceptance speech, when reversed and slowed, sounds like: “Soon, I’ll beat the law.”

The governor’s spokeswoman, Margita Thompson, responded by email: “Sgurd gnisu eb yam yeht ekil sdnuos ti esuaceb wal eht kcab taeb ot evah yam siht did ohw elpoep eht, noos.” Her backward translation: “Soon, the people who did this may have to beat back the law because it sounds like they may be using drugs.”
Mr. Borgos thinks most alleged messages are just coincidence. “Mathematically, if you listen long enough, eventually you’ll find a pattern,” he says.