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closed PopRock.mobi: Music & music videos all day

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Please appraise PopRock.mobi.

Ovt's:

12,543 pop rock
307 poprock

Google #'s:

about 1,480,000 for poprock
about 7,170,000 for "pop rock"

Tld's (16 others found so far):

all the gtld's;

cctld's (I regged the .us in 2002) .ca, .de, .cn, .co.uk, .fm, .in, .org.uk, .tv;

.eu and .name regged, too

Live sites at PopRock.ca and PopRock.eu

Thanks...
 
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The only value will be in development.

Maybe XX-XXX to a reseller.
 
Hmm, this is interesting..."punk rock" has 32,429 Ovt and is a reserved premium dot mobi, while "pop rock" is a million times more mainstream, "popular," and has less Ovt. Kind of puts the significance of the Ovt #'s in an interesting light. Theory: more Ovt for "punk rock" because people have to go digging specifically for it on the web; less Ovt for "pop rock" because it's a settled generic term taken for granted in people's minds, and they can simply search on many specific well known elements and members of the whole global "pop rock" arena.
 
Nice, mid xxx range to the right buyer.
 
When I look at all the music related dot mobi's that are reserved premium, it seems that I've found what some might call a "hole" in the list with this one. I was pretty glad to get the .us in 2002, and for a while it seemed that the .com was going to drop, but...This is interesting - the State Library of Western Australia has a poprock section: http://www.liswa.wa.gov.au/poprock.html
 
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