Technical Knowledge is beclouding many people's thinking. I invite you to go
out on the street and ask 20 people what ccTLD means? If you are lucky, 1 will know.The
point is ccTLD is technical gobbledygook. People simply want good names. It
doesn't matter whether it is a GTLD, ccTLD, or thankyousirmayIhaveanotherTLD.
In other words, .TV ,for all practical purposes, is a GTLD (generic Top level-
domain). Not only is ICANN endangered, .COM is. (Seriously) This will only
accelerate the luster being taken off it as a TLD.
I am both a DNS admin and an
Internet marketer. It is easy to see how DNS admins think .TV stands for Tuvalu.
Well, it doesn't .TV stands for TV . the thing many people will be looking
at when they search the web.
.US is restrictive and non-global. That's why
it has failed. .TV is regionally non-specific and implies media. And
it is SHORT. What more could one ask for?
The market is determining.