Jingling .me domains are impossible to forget
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 [...]
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:
Many will call these url’s ugly hacks, but they are pretty useful designers’ resources:
Favetime -> http://fav.eti.me/
Styletime -> http://styl.eti.me/
Votetime -> http://vot.eti.me/
All based on eti.me.
bon prix, an online retailer with pan-european presence, is enjoying its new jingle, “it’s 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:
Continuing our research on “me”-tagged brands, below go this month six highlights.
“ME TOO” shoes
Certain.ly a feature one misses on Bing, Google offers suggestions for what people are looking for. In the case of “me” it is:
Continuing our series of “Me”-branded apparel, below goes a picture of “I believe in .Me” t-shirt, provided by DN Journal, which covered the recent Domainfest:
New Citizen, a new Ukrainian civic initiative, is driven by many “me” messages, just watch the slogans in the video:
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