Before names in cyberspace, call-letters in airspace, for radio and TV, were "a license to print money".
As 98% of names go unsold, our domain inventory needs a new business model that 'prints money'.
Both cyberspace and airspace domains have the same problem
The airspace business model got halved by web media giants.
The cyberspace business model, for unsold domains, was stabbed-in-the-back by web media giants.
While web media giants dramatically cut into the broadcast media economy, network TV stations still rarely go out of business. Though their 40% profit margins have been cut-in-half. Radio was not so lucky. And domain inventory was just left to bleed-out.
A solution, turn our collective domain name inventory into a global namespace network. The template for success is the GeoFencing business model used by local broadcasting ad networks. Beyond NameFencing ads, a namespace network could showcase and sell digital products and services, including domains.
Because broadcasters, and other local airspace (ad) networks, could greatly extend their reach with global namespace networking -without using the web media giants, GeoFencing and NameFencing would be an effective, reliable, and profitable two-fisted defense for each industry.
The geofencing market size is anticipated to rise from US$ 1,867.2 Mn in 2022 to US$ 9,596.6 Mn in 2032.
https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/geofencing-market