Posted on As I wrote awhile back, Montenegro has gotten approval for its own top-level country code domain (ccTLD).
The code is .me and should be available for registration early in 2008.
Here is the registry.
And here are a few government Web sites already hosted at .me:
I can imagine a host of very interesting ways to have fun with this domain:
- help.me
- buy.me
- gettoknow.me
I put a question in to the registry as to what their policy will be for those living outside of the country.
I’m sure they are well aware of the revenue implications of a more relaxed registration policy.
UPDATE: I was just told that the registry does intend to open this domain to the world, which means there could be quite a run on domains when it becomes available. They still have not yet selected a registrar to handle registrations for the public.
PS: Our brand new Country Codes of the World map does include this new domain.
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1 SIG-III Blog » Blog Archive » A bit of international info humor… // Oct 11, 2007 at 7:00 pm
[...] maybe it’s not all that funny, but it did amuse me. Writing in Global by Design, John Yunker writes about Montenegro’s new top level domain name. (If you’re wondering, a top level domain [...]
2 Most popular posts of 2007 | Global by Design // May 9, 2008 at 2:10 am
[...] Register.Me Montenegro is getting its own country code (.me) and one can imagine the entertaining possibilities this domain presents for creative URLs. [...]
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