Computer Business Review: "While an IPO seems likely at some point, Go Daddy going public would essentially reverse the trend of the last couple of years, which have seen the company's two biggest competitors shuck their ticker symbols in favor of a return to private life. Register.com Inc, for example, fell to a bid from boutique turnaround firm Vector Capital last year. The $200 million deal took the company off the Nasdaq, although Vector's track record would suggest a return to public life is likely once Register has been sufficiently shaken down. Two years earlier, VeriSign sold all but 15% of Network Solutions, the former incumbent domain name registrar, to Pivotal Private Equity, for about $100 million. The only remaining US-listed company primarily known for domains is Tucows, of Canada."