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Comedian Toby Morton, known for his work on 'South Park,' purchased domain names related to President Trump and the Kennedy Center as a form of political satire and activism, amid Trump's controversial renaming of the Kennedy Center and legal challenges. Morton has not disclosed his plans for the websites but intends to highlight the absurdity of the situation.
Comedian Toby Morton, known for political satire, bought the domain names 'trumpkennedycenter.org' and '.com' before the Kennedy Center's rebranding to include Trump's name, highlighting a strategic use of online real estate for political commentary amid legal disputes and cultural controversy.
A writer from South Park bought domain names related to a Trump-influenced effort to rebrand the Kennedy Center, highlighting how culture wars now extend into digital spaces and satire, with online domain battles reflecting broader political conflicts.
A comedian and former South Park writer purchased domain names related to the Trump-renamed Kennedy Center in anticipation of the venue officially adopting Trump's name, amid controversy and legal challenges over the renaming effort.
Comedy writer Toby Morton bought domain names related to 'TrumpKennedyCenter' to satirize President Trump's attempt to rename the Kennedy Center, reflecting the absurdity of political ego and cultural institutions being used for personal branding.
Google Registry has introduced a new top-level domain, .meme, allowing users to add a playful touch to their websites. The .meme domains are currently available for registration during an early access period, with a one-time fee, and will be publicly available on December 5th. Some existing .meme sites include grumpycat.meme, nyancat.meme, and keyboardcat.meme, although some of them redirect to .com addresses or other platforms. This new domain joins Google Registry's unconventional roster, which includes domains like .dad and .boo.