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It is trivial for a multinational corporation to register company.co.kr and company.co.us. If they don't really want to run separate websites one can redirect

• bad_user 16y ago
  Why would the physical location of a company matter if that company provides online services? While trivial, it's not good marketing. The only instance I see country TLDs as being actually useful is for localized versions of said sites ... Google already does it, but it's not like it is useful for an email address to end with "gmail.ru", quite the contrary. A better suggestion would be to use custom TLDs based on some category your website fits into ... like ".fm" for radio, or ".info" for hosting your personal resume, or ".doc" for archives of documents, and so on. Sure, people are very accustomed to .com domains, but who's to blame for that? Also a brand is a brand ... say you have the luck of registering "google.nu" ... most likely Google can take it from you by force ;)