- Impact
- 21,791
- .mtpc
- .theguardian
- .dwg
- xn--4gq48lf9j (Wal-Mart)
- .iinet
- .mutuelle
- .naspers
- .payu
- .supersport
- .mzansimagic
- .mnet
- .kyknet
- .africamagic
- .multichoice
- .dstv
- .gotv
- .EMERSON
- .FLSMIDTH
- .DOOSAN
Trademarked brands.. not allowed for registration3 more corpTLDs to be retired (tip: https://domainnamewire.com/2018/03/15/3-more-dot-brand-top-level-domains-to-be-cut/)
Updated list:
- .xperia (Sony Mobile Communications AB)
- .meo (MEO Servicos de Comunicacoes e Multimedia, S.A.)
- .sapo (MEO Servicos de Comunicacoes e Multimedia, S.A.)
- .boots (The Boots Company PLC)
- .htc (HTC Corporation)
- .pamperedchef (The Pampered Chef, Ltd.)
- .mcd (McDonald's Corporation)
- .mcdonalds (McDonald's Corporation)
- .montblanc (Richemont DNS Inc.)
- .chloe (Richemont DNS Inc.)
- .boots (The Boots Company PLC)
- .orientexpress (Orient Express)
- .mtpc (Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation)
- .theguardian (Guardian News And Media Limited)
- .dwg (Autodesk, Inc.)
- xn--4gq48lf9j Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
- .iinet (Connect West Pty)
- .mutuelle (Fédération Nationale de la Mutualité Française)
- .naspers (Intelprop (Proprietary) Limited)
- .payu (MIH PayU B.V.)
- .supersport (SuperSport International Holdings Proprietary Limited)
- .mzansimagic (Electronic Media Network (Pty) Ltd)
- .mnet (Electronic Media Network (Pty) Ltd)
- .kyknet (Electronic Media Network (Pty) Ltd)
- .africamagic (Electronic Media Network (Pty) Ltd)
- .multichoice (MultiChoice (Proprietary) Limited)
- .dstv (MultiChoice (Proprietary) Limited)
- .gotv (MultiChoice (Proprietary) Limited)
- .EMERSON (Emerson Electric Co.)
- .FLSMIDTH (FLSmidth A/S)
- .DOOSAN (Doosan Corporation)
One extension to another: Do you still work for a living or are you already retired?
Closest would be .ripInteresting. Wonder if there is a .retired extension out there??
The same could be said about registries But it's more or less the same people.Most of these brand gTLD consultants didn't seem to know much about the domain name business or brands.
True. But there are some terrifyingly bad examples of the whole "if you build it, they will come" strategy that some of these people seemed to have promoted.The same could be said about registries But it's more or less the same people.
Those have been around for quite a while, .xxx being the most recent of them. Why are you testing them? How do they compare one against the other in terms of commonality? .CAT is essentially a ccTLD, .xxx is adult, .pro speaks for itself as does .travel, and .mobi has been dead for years..I'm currently running a test on web usage on .PRO, .CAT, .TRAVEL, .MOBI and .XXX gTLDs. It is almost like some of the usage patterns in these gTLDs reflect some of those in the NGTs.
Regards...jmcc
I test almost every extension. This is web usage analysis to see how the domain names are being used and the health of the TLD. Commonality is just cross checking the domain names against other TLDs. The .XXX is currently around 5% active. There is some more parsing in progress so that will bring it down a bit. The .CAT looks like an early stage ccTLD. The odd thing is that .MOBI is not quite dead.Those have been around for quite a while, .xxx being the most recent of them. Why are you testing them? How do they compare one against the other in terms of commonality? .CAT is essentially a ccTLD, .xxx is adult, .pro speaks for itself as does .travel, and .mobi has been dead for years..
None of those are internal branded extensions either, and available to all to register.
Just curious. Seems you're testing unpopular extensions?