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Global Languages (and/or Classification Schemes) + Generic Top Level Domains (TLDs)
Whereas traditional classification schemes (such as the Dewey Decimal Classification [DDC] or the Library of Congress classification scheme [LC]) have primarily been oriented towards topical segmentation of publications published by individual persons or corporate entities, I feel it is now … Continue reading
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Owning Up to “I Own It”
In stark contrast to my previous post, let me point out that there are plenty of dictionary-word domains that are extremely successful in the dot com TLD (“top-level domain”). Indeed, some (such as Johnson & Johnson’s baby.com) are so successful, … Continue reading
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Tagged brand, branding, brands, choice, choices, choose, common language, communication, communications, demand, dictionary, exact match domain, exact match domains, information retrieval, keyword, keywords, language, languages, lexica, lexicon, market, marketing, markets, natural language, search, supply, vocabulary, want, wanting, wants, word, words
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