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Investors bet $100M on new Web domains
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No, they won't get much 'type in'. Some ccTLD-based '.anything' domains at the
2 character level do get a lot of type-in, but there is a very different dynamic at
play between that and a '.anything' name, like e.g. '.sport'.
I love this quote... "We created our own proprietary way of valuing the [gTLDs],
and that helped us narrow it down". It sounds a little like famous last words to
me, and although the article doesn't say, if the firm's biz strategy is attempting
to resell sub domains then I think they will be in for a big shock...
Customers won't treat such names seriously, and it will be very confusing for them
to even try.
RIP ICANN
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