.tv domains are popular among individuals, companies and organizations involved in the entertainment, broadcasting and video content industries. Here's why and who uses .tv domains: TV networks: many television networks, both traditional and online streaming services, use .tv domains to host their websites and promote their shows, series and content. An example is Motherboard.tv which is a video content site created for Dell. Content creators: independent content creators, vloggers, YouTubers and other online video creators often choose .tv domains to brand their websites and showcase their video content. Entertainment companies: companies involved in the entertainment industry, such as production studios, event organizers and movie theaters, may use .tv domains to highlight their involvement in the entertainment sector. Video streaming platforms: streaming platforms, including those specializing in live streaming and on-demand video, sometimes opt for .tv domains to underline their video content offerings. Educational organizations: universities and educational institutions with video-focused programs or video libraries can use .tv domains to showcase their video resources. Perhaps the most well-known .tv domain user is Twitch.tv which started life as a live streaming platform for gamers and now allows anyone to create and stream their own created content. There are currently estimated to be 467,914 registered .tv domains worldwide with popularity growing in an era of online entertainment and content creation.