More of to.me
Once again, many thanks to Sanja Lazović for the fabulous shots from her to.me album:
Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
Once again, many thanks to Sanja Lazović for the fabulous shots from her to.me album:
.ME registry is about to release short personal names on 5th of April. Name.ly:
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
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.
As advertised by the registry, few good .me names are now again available for grabs:

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

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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, an online retailer with pan-european presence, is enjoying its new jingle, “it’s me”. More »
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:
Continuing our research on “me”-tagged brands, below go this month six highlights.