Three working essays on the medium, the language, and the market — assembled to make a written case for Channel.TV without overstating one. All cited research is linked inline.
Read the case for the channel as the unit of the connected-TV economy, the commercial history of why .TV still signals video, and our practitioner's note on valuation frameworks for one-word category-defining domains.
How a 1928 broadcasting term became the atomic unit of streaming inventory — and why platform interfaces, ad pricing, and creator branding all still revolve around it.
Read essay →A short history of the country-code that became a category. From Tuvalu's 2000 commercialization deal to Twitch's $970M exit, the extension carries a meaning the .com space cannot.
Read essay →A practitioner's guide: comparable sales, brand-displacement cost, search-CPC anchoring, and the scarcity premium that resists ordinary regression.
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