During the late-90s bubble, a group of British radio stations chose the name koko.com for their internet presence. Think about it - could you have found a wors

During the late-90s bubble, a group of British radio stations chose the name koko.com for their internet presence. Think about it - could you have found a worse name for something that's going to be read out on the radio repeatedly through the day? "Check out koko.com, that's kay-oh-kay-oh-dot-com." Koko.com is long gone, but the practice remains. At present, I'm on a radio station with a hyphen in its domain name. I sound like I'm going dotty when I read out the email address. Infuriating. Don't do it!