Last month, the Libyan government seized control of the website vb.ly, a link shortening service geared toward adults. Libyan authorities explained the site was shut down for offensive imagery and promoting adult content on the website. This begs the question: do other countries with popular ccTLDs (.tv, .cc, .co) claim to have the final say over what websites can and cannot exist?
.com, .net. .org, .info, .us, .me, .tv... There are so many options for domain name TLDs (Top Level Domains) that trying to explain the intended purpose of each would take up this entire post. But if you are starting a new business or building a new product and you want to reach the global Internet audience, there is only one that matters. ".com" is the first thing that comes to mind when anyone says the word "website."
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