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.eu who?

“A large majority of British businesses with a .eu domain name believe it to be an effective business tool in a recent survey, while a separate survey found that half of UK businesses do not even know what the .eu domain stands for.”

Pretty worrying when half of UK businesses don’t know the abbreviation for European Union… The Register article here.


Posted Monday, February 5th, 2007 @ 10:11 am
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