Published: 21 Jun 2007 16:12 BST
YouTube founders Steve Chen (left) and Chad Hurley (right) announced on Tuesday that the video-sharing site is launching internationally. Only nine countries, including the UK and Ireland, will be part of the initial rollout but there are plans for more territories to be added later.
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I wonder, who needs .asia domain? I cannot imagine, what would be useful for Microsoft.asia? Toyota.asia? Then let's register .europe (if .eu is too short). Or perhaps Microsoft.southamerica, Dell.australiaandnewzealand, Coca-Cola.africa... Sound funny? Then why not just use the global and country domains? Or perhaps it is time to drop the domains at all?
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