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The Russians Are Forwarding The Official Site of The Olympics Sochi.Ru To a .Com Sochi2014.com

Posted on February 15, 2014
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If you have watched any part of the Winter Olympics from Sochi, and I know you have, you have undoubted sighted a Sochi.ru domain name banner that is flying across the the venues.

One of the readers of thedomains.com points out that although the Sochi.ru domain name is being displayed hundreds of times each day on television stations all around the world,  if you type the domain in it forwards to Sochi2014.com

I would say it is interesting that the Russian who are an extremely proud nation are in fact forwarding their .RU domain name, the official site of the winter Olympics to a .com domain which falls within United States control.

Not sure what to make of it but its quiet interesting.

3 thoughts on “The Russians Are Forwarding The Official Site of The Olympics Sochi.Ru To a .Com Sochi2014.com”

  1. Domo Sapiens says:
    February 16, 2014 at 10:51 am

    “Not sure what to make of it but its quiet interesting.”

    Michael,
    Which is the ONLY extension that says I am a…. “Global Event”? a Global Venture/Enterprise?… I have Global presence?
    Global, International, Worldly, Universal.

    You know darn well the answer.

  2. sumbini says:
    February 16, 2014 at 1:45 pm

    The .com gTLD Extension might fall within United States control but it is also the most recognized gTLD Extension around the world. Smart move IMO.

  3. BrianWick says:
    February 16, 2014 at 2:12 pm

    just an indication the red machine still does not understand free market capitalism – in fact I do not think they expected anybody to even type the domain in – I mean how many people outside of our small circle even know what “.ru” is ?

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