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Or .Sony, except there is no guarantee Sony corp actually registered that TLD.

• amyjess 12y ago
  Hey, I remember the .sony floppy driver bug on '90s Macs! Wow. Such nostalgia.
• CydeWeys 12y ago
  Sony does own the .sony gTLD: https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/request-2014081-sony-16mar15-en.pdf https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/request-2014081-... More generally, as part of ICANN's gTLD approval process, if the gTLD being applied for is a trademark, then it can't go to anyone else besides the trademark holder. So there's actually a lot more assurances that you are dealing with who you expect to be dealing with with gTLDs versus random domain names on .com.
  • kedean 12y ago
    Honest question, trademarked according to who? The Internet is a global thing now, so who wins if there's two entities that happen to both have valid claims to a trademark?
    • josteink 12y ago
      First one to pay icann money obviously.