The .ME team is highly passionate about education at all levels from primary school to university to trade school to life long independent learning. In fact, for the last ten years, we have been investing heavily in promoting STEM education and related job opportunities by organising coding schools, sponsoring a competition in robotics, working one-on-onestuff
Controlling your online identity is important but it’s also a lot of work. Between managing your social media, personal websites, business identity and all of your online finances, it can be exhausting; and sometimes, things slip through the cracks. Occasionally, a slip leads to having your identity stolen. I know, because it happened to me…twice.stuff
Internet users are like snowflakes, no two are alike nor do they behave the same online. Because there is no one else on the Internet like you, it doesn’t make sense to rely on the same services and platforms that everyone else does to show the world who you are. If you’ve ever Googled yourselfstuff
Deep in our 30s, the thing my friends and I talk about the most at parties is any variation on: “Thank God we didn’t have social media when we were teenagers”. When I was young the worst possible consequence for doing something embarrassing (aside from police intervention) was that everyone at school would find out.stuff
The idea of people being brands can be a bit uncomfortable but when we engage in very public forms of mass communication, that is exactly what we create for ourselves. We have become small time (in some cases, very big time) entertainers through our blogs, Facebook updates, Twitter feeds, Instagram accounts and Snapchats. We arestuff
The most important thing you could ever learn about how the Internet works is that everything you put on it lives forever. EVERYTHING. You can delete a photo or an update or a tweet, but there is a record of it out there. You will never fully scrub the Internet of that photo you werestuff
When you work on the Internet from the backend, you end up knowing a lot of things that the “civilian” public takes for granted. Our normal is navigating all of the technical precision that happens behind the scenes to make sure that when you type an address or click a link, your cat video isstuff
At the first annual We All Grow Summit in Los Angeles, Gaby Natale advised attendees: “People want to feel like they are getting to know you through the things that you do. You have to be and sound real.” In many ways, that remark captured the spirit of the We All Grow summit, a conferencestuff
.ME loves domain names, so we headed to Las Vegas, Nevada to NamesCon, the largest domain name conference, to speak on a panel of ccTLD experts about where we think the market is headed. NamesCon is the largest gathering of the domain name industry combining registrars, registries, policy, domainers and service providers. Held January 11stuff
The .ME team was at the 6th annual International Music Festival Conference / International Film Festival Conference in Austin, Texas. We were invited to participate as one of the major themes of this year’s show was the focus on how festivals are expanding their audiences and engaging community in a more meaningful way throughout the year bothstuff
The .ME Team is always looking for ways we can bring .ME domains to more people. We’ve done commercials and advertising in the past, but we felt it was time to go even bigger. So what do you get when you find the right agency, the right comedian and some time to do it all? Thoughtsstuff
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