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TVProductions.net

Since most Hollywood production companies produce shows for the major networks, I think the .net works pretty well here (Network TV Productions). Any guesstimates on this one?
 
I"m not qualified to give you a value on your name, and I doubt that anyone on this site has that qualification, but you do have a name that sounds like it could have some potential value and use within the entertainment arena.
I see that the name has also been aquired with some international extentions, that should tell you that you are on the right track!
Best of luck!
 
The major networks like to promote their own brand name, so generics don't value as much to them IMO.

However a portal site for TV Production companies could be a good cue in - and that should be worth some moolah.

$500 for the right webmaster.
 
Good idea on the TV Production company directory angle Mole. I wasn't thinking of the networks wanting this. Most network shows are produced by independent production companies - for example the Ted Danson hit show "Becker" is produced by David Hackel Productions (David and I went to high school together). I was thinking a generic might appeal to one of the dozens of companies in that field. It could also be used for a lot of local video production companies (for example, it would be a nice acronym for Tampa Video Productions).
 
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