Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
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.
Continuing our research on “me”-tagged brands, below go this month six highlights. “ME TOO” shoes
As pin-pointed by Jabby Panda, a leading Android online resource and community goes under “Android and Me” brand:
Welcome to Shop It To Me:
Itself ,”DLA PIPER” brand says nothing. This is why they try to compensate with a fancy ads in glossy magazines:
We wrote earlier this summer about WordPress, an ultimate blogging platform, which by the way drives this site, launching its own URL shortener based on wp.me. Today, the second popular site on the web, and world’s #1 social network, Facebook, has launch another shortener FB.me of course. FB.me is already used on mobiles, for link […]
A recent article on re.acciona.com, a Spanish green initiative, talks about marketeers opening new frontiers in advertisement. New attractive slogans, not just boring .coms, impress and bring you new customers, at least their attention to start with. The campaign is bringing up all powerful Re_ words. Well, we looked in the dictionary and have found […]
During the routine check on bedo.com, which was recent.ly sold at Search Engine for Domain Offers (a.k.a. SEDO), it was noticed that it is still down, already for a while, waiting for its big day. Sometimes, big investments end up in nowhere. Never mind that, recent.ly SEDO also sold two “me”-tagged domains: aroundme.com (US$ 4,600) […]
Although they do not allow registration of .me names shorter than three letters, with the help of GoDaddy, Matthew Mullenweg of WordPress managed to strike a deal with the registry and on 24 July 2009 he got his hands on WP.me. WordPress.me was registered by the same famous Ma.tt already back in 2008 during the […]
Most of us are driving machines with two big engines: Google and Microsoft. And yet, these motors constant.ly fight with each other. One can only wonder how the cars still remain on the road. Another week and yet another fight: After months of speculation and then a failed merger, Microsoft and Yahoo! announced an agreement […]
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