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Scots willing to obtain their own Internet domain

Scotland’s international recognition is way superior than Catalonia’s, to the extend that when talking about Scotland very few seem to remember it is not a sovereign state. Scotland, together with England, Northern Ireland and Wales conform the British state but yet, internationally, it has managed to consolidate an image of a fully sovereign state.

.CAT or being someone on the internet

Some people say that Catalan history is just a mere sequence of defeats and frustrations. Well, though this may be true to some extent, we have certainly had our moments of happiness and success. One example of these moments came on September 16th 2006, when the ICANN approved the .cat domain. The .cat is [...]

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