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Once again, many thanks to Sanja Lazović for the fabulous shots from her to.me album:

314PersonalNames.Me

.ME registry is about to release short personal names on 5th of April. Name.ly:

.MEzilla

.MEzilla

Adam.Me, Adams.Me, Alexander.Me, Alexandra.Me, Alexis.Me, Alicia.Me, Allen.Me, Allison.Me, Alonso.Me, Alvarez.Me, Alyssa.Me, Amanda.Me, Amber.Me, Amistad.Me, Amy.Me, Anderson.Me, Andrea.Me, Andrew.Me, Angel.Me, Angela.Me, Anna.Me, Anthony.Me, Ashford.Me, Ashley.Me, Austin.Me, Ava.Me, Bauer.Me, Becker.Me, Benjamin.Me, Bernard.Me, Bertrand.Me, Bharat.Me, Bibi.Me, Blanco.Me, Brandon.Me, Braun.Me, Brian.Me, Brianna.Me, Brittany.Me, Brooke.Me, Brown.Me, Bruno.Me, Bryan.Me, Caleb.Me, Cameron.Me, Campbell.Me, Candy.Me, Cane.Me, Carrie.Me, Castro.Me, Chad.Me, Charles.Me, Chelsea.Me, Chloe.Me, Christian.Me, Christina.Me, Christine.Me, Christopher.Me, Clark.Me, Clarke.Me, Claudia.Me, Cody.Me, Cohen.Me, Collins.Me, Connor.Me, Courtney.Me, Crystal.Me, Cynthia.Me, Daniel.Me, Danielle.Me, Dart.Me, Darts.Me, Dava.Me, Davies.Me, Davis.Me, Delgado.Me, Deluca.Me, Diaz.Me, Donald.Me, Dora.Me, Douglas.Me, Doyle.Me, Dubois.Me, Dustin.Me, Dylan.Me, Edward.Me, Edwards.Me, Elijah.Me, Elizabeth.Me, Ella.Me, Emily.Me, Emma.Me, Eric.Me, Erica.Me, Erickson.Me, Erin.Me, Ethan.Me, Evan.Me, Evans.Me, Fernandez.Me, Fortwayne.Me, Gabriel.Me, Gallagher.Me, Gallo.Me, Garcia.Me, Gary.Me, Gheller.Me, Gil.Me, Girard.Me, Gomez.Me, Gonzalez.Me, Grace.Me, Gregory.Me, Hal.Me, Hannah.Me, Harris.Me, Heather.Me, Hernandez.Me, Herrmann.Me, Hoffmann.Me, Hughes.Me, Iglesias.Me, Isaac.Me, Isabella.Me, Isaiah.Me, Ivanov.Me, Jack.Me, Jackson.Me, Jacob.Me, James.Me, Jamie.Me, Jasmin.Me, Jasmine.Me, Jason.Me, Jeffrey.Me, Jennifer.Me, Jeremy.Me, Jesse.Me, Jessica.Me, Jimenez.Me, John.Me, Johnson.Me, Jonathan.Me, Jones.Me, Jordan.Me, Jose.Me, Joseph.Me, Joshua.Me, Julia.Me, Julie.Me, Justin.Me, Kaitlyn.Me, Karen.Me, Katherine.Me, Kathryn.Me, Katie.Me, Kayla.Me, Keith.Me, Kelly.Me, Kennedy.Me, Kenneth.Me, Kevin.Me, Kimberly.Me, Klein.Me, Krause.Me, Kristen.Me, Kristin.Me, Kyle.Me, Laura.Me, Lauren.Me, Laurent.Me, Lee.Me, Lehmann.Me, Leroy.Me, Lewis.Me, Lindsay.Me, Lindsey.Me, Lisa.Me, Logan.Me, Lopez.Me, Luke.Me, Lynch.Me, Mackenzie.Me, Madison.Me, Maier.Me, Maria.Me, Marino.Me, Martin.Me, Martina.Me, Martinez.Me, Martins.Me, Mary.Me, Matthew.Me, Mayer.Me, McCarthy.Me, Megan.Me, Melissa.Me, Meyer.Me, Mia.Me, Michelle.Me, Miller.Me, Mira.Me, Mitchell.Me, Molina.Me, Monica.Me, Moore.Me, Morgan.Me, Mueller.Me, Murphy.Me, Murray.Me, Natalie.Me, Nathan.Me, Navarro.Me, Nelson.Me, Neumann.Me, Nicholas.Me, Nicole.Me, Noah.Me, Obrien.Me, Oconnor.Me, Odoherty.Me, Olivia.Me, Olvida.Me, Oneill.Me, Ortega.Me, Ortiz.Me, Osullivan.Me, Oven.Me, Pamela.Me, Parker.Me, Pat.Me, Patricia.Me, Paul.Me, Perez.Me, Peters.Me, Phillips.Me, Popov.Me, Quinn.Me, Rachel.Me, Ramos.Me, Rebecca.Me, Redmond.Me, Rey.Me, Ricci.Me, Richard.Me, Robert.Me, Roberts.Me, Robinson.Me, Rodriguez.Me, Romano.Me, Romero.Me, Ronald.Me, Rossi.Me, Rubio.Me, Ruiz.Me, Russo.Me, Ryan.Me, Samantha.Me, Samuel.Me, Sanchez.Me, Sandra.Me, Santos.Me, Sara.Me, Sarah.Me, Savannah.Me, Schmidt.Me, Schmitt.Me, Schmitz.Me, Schneider.Me, Schulze.Me, Schwarz.Me, Scott.Me, Sean.Me, Shannon.Me, Shawn.Me, Shelby.Me, Simon.Me, Smith.Me, Sophia.Me, Stacey.Me, Stacy.Me, Stephanie.Me, Stephen.Me, Steve.Me, Steven.Me, Susan.Me, Tammy.Me, Taylor.Me, Thomas.Me, Thompson.Me, Timothy.Me, Tina.Me, Todd.Me, Tonya.Me, Tracy.Me, Travis.Me, Tyler.Me, Valentine.Me, Vanessa.Me, Victoria.Me, Wager.Me, Wagner.Me, Walker.Me, Walsh.Me, Walter.Me, Weber.Me, Wendy.Me, Werner.Me, William.Me, Williams.Me, Wilson.Me, Wright.Me, Zachary.Me, and Zimmermann.Me

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Right.Me.

amazon-dot-com

amazon.com.

Does it seem odd: an extra dot right after the domain name? Not at all! This is how it was meant to be in the first place. URLs like http://google.com./ work just fine.

So why do people skip that last dot? Good question. Most probably, because it does not add any extra value and we like short brands, the shorter – the better, do we not?

One can only wonder how many people know about this last dot? I stopped some 50 persons today on the street and none did.

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Post Land Rush at NameJet

As advertised by the registry, few good .me names are now again available for grabs:

Get Me In

Get Me In logo

Get Me In logo

GET ME IN! Limited is a European company dedicated to an open marketplace for tickets in the U.K. and Europe. They operate the largest marketplace for tickets to live events, providing a forum where fans can buy and sell tickets in a safe and guaranteed way. Now part of TicketMaster of course.

The Economist ft “me” themes

One of the world’s best papers, regularly features “me”-tagged pictures and slogans [1, 2]. Below goes the last month selection:

vote 4 me

vote 4 me

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three hacks @ eti.me

logo of fav.eti.me

logo of fav.eti.me

Many will call these url’s ugly hacks, but they are pretty useful designers’ resources:

All based on eti.me.

bon prix – it’s me

new bon prix logo

new bon prix logo

bon prix, an online retailer with pan-european presence, is enjoying its new jingle, “it’s me”. More »

Vote for me!

Het Financieele Dagblad, Dutch most popular financial paper, and Nyenrode, a country top business school opened a challenge offering young people to win tuition fee to the school. Under “VOTE FOR ME” jingle of course:

Vote for Aliaksei Sedzin

Vote for Aliaksei Sedzin

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“ME TOO” et al brands

Continuing our research on “me”-tagged brands, below go this month six highlights.

“ME TOO” shoes

me-too-shoes

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