What for .tv domains

I think .tv domains get power in the very near future.

For web casting, it's cool.
But sorry that it's not the age of streaming media yet.

I have one eWEB.tv ($100/yr)
Not sure it's come true sooner.

 

[yesonline]

Originally posted by namescout
I think .tv domains get power in the very near future.

For web casting, it's cool.
But sorry that it's not the age of streaming media yet.

I have one eWEB.tv ($100/yr)
Not sure it's come true sooner.

I love .tv too:razz: . and own dozen of .tv names.
good luck

 

[pixelman]

I hope I can get some .tv domains too but the good names (premium) are just too expensive.

 

[mole]

Sorry, its really disconcerting to serious name buyers when they find out that .tv is not .television but .tuvali

You really need a swig of http://www.keepwalking.tv to believe otherwise.

 

[fizz]

Originally posted by mole
Sorry, its really disconcerting to serious name buyers when they find out that .tv is not .television but .tuvali

And it must be equally disconcerting for people from Tuvalu to learn that people think their country is Tuvali

 

[mole]

Originally posted by fizz


And it must be equally disconcerting for people from Tuvalu to learn that people think their country is Tuvali

ROFLMAO!!!

And I was using Tuvali for the past 3 years and nobody corrected me ahahahahaaaaaaaaa

 

[Who-Wiz]

B-But, Mole... cutting edge thinkers and established brands around the globe are adopting .tv—THE Web address for dynamic online content-as their home on the Web. A .tv Web address works exactly like a .com or .net address, but also has the added benefit of allowing you to brand yourself or your company using the most recognized two-letter symbol in the world—"TV." [sic]
http://www.tv/en-def-336baf0140b9/en/care/popup_why.shtml

heh heh...

I mean, who would pay one million/yr. to watch Sex from Tuvalu?

That cool show Crossing Over with John Edwards always puts their .tv address on the bottom like station identification.
http://www.crossingover.tv

It's the future I tells ya!

~ W|Z
(Who had to settle for a
.tv for one of his projects)

 

[fizz]

Originally posted by mole
ROFLMAO!!!
And I was using Tuvali for the past 3 years and nobody corrected me ahahahahaaaaaaaaa

LOL.

Just for laughs I plonked Tuvali into Google to see how many others misspell it, and at the bottom of the first page of listings is myOstrich.net, owned by our fellow DNF member thewitt.

You've been a bad influence in the past three years mole

 

[mole]

Originally posted by fizz


You've been a bad influence in the past three years mole

Hey, at least I didn't get .biz confused with .bz fizz

Ah, here's to 2, posts of bad influence :evil:

 

[pixelman]

The country code thing does not matter. Most users are too busy to find out what country code it is. If .tv is widely used and advertised as the domain for TV, then the ordinary people will think it is. In my country, some radio stations have started using .fm domains. I think media always have good influence to create brand image and turn this domain type into an advantage for themselves.

.tv, .cc,... and some ccTLDs have been turned into something like generic TLD. Nobody will bother to question their countries of origin, except us.

 

[Who-Wiz]

Just think of Tuvalu as TrueValue...

(yeah, I know...)

I'm a poet and didn't know it... :: struts ::

~ W|Z

 

[Zoobar]

Webmania.tv is a canadian television segment site. They used to have webmania.com. I can only imagine how that change came about. For the most part I see "xxxxxxtv.com" being the prevelant mode of net identity.

 

[Who-Wiz]

Yeah... anyone who registers a ____.tv had best register ___tv.com for good measure. With any and all ccTLDs, most people are apt to think .com exists on the end of everything on the net. This even applies to .net in some circles.

~ W|Z

 

[mole]

Originally posted by Who-Wiz
Yeah... anyone who registers a ____.tv had best register ___tv.com for good measure. With any and all ccTLDs, most people are apt to think .com exists on the end of everything on the net. This even applies to .net in some circles.

~ W|Z

.co.uk.com

....

 

[pixelman]

techTV.com

Just another example.

 

[Who-Wiz]

Naw, I mean the ones that don't require their sub-domains...!

.tv, .ws, .nu, .cc, .us... etc.

.com.au and .co.uk stuff don't count.

Just my opinion tho. I'm probably generalizing of course... still suffering from the shock of gaggles of otherwise savvy people who can't repeat these domains back to me correctly without saying... and... ".com?"



I like that these guys make it even more confusing...
http://www.centralnic.com/

YOUR-NAME.us.com

Sigh...

~ W|Z