Most businesses aren't going to brand their name or their products based on a misspelled domain. Misspellings also devalue a domain. If Abbreviations exist In general, abbreviations devalue a domain name. In some rare cases where the name spelled out is extraordinarily long, the abbreviated version might be worth more. However, for most domains, abbreviations devalue the domain.
Generic domains are better overall since they can be used for multiple purposes.
Generic names have more uses, therefore more demand, therefore, a higher value. Industry and Focus Market size and positioning within the market definitely play a factor in the value of a domain name. These classifications take into account the market size, and thus the domain's value due to supply and demand. If the domain applies to the entire industry, in general, it's value will be greater than a portion of the industry. This is the broadest focus classification since it captures the essence of the entire Entertainment Industry.