A Canadian company using a .in extension (1.Viewing)

Found this news brief in my home town.

Communitech buys startup for latest investment data​

WATERLOO REGION — During the past 16 months, about $3.6 billion was invested in Communitech-member startups and companies, says Chris Albinson, the innovation hub’s chief executive officer.

The amount of investment is running ahead of the provincial and national trends. And now, Communitech can track investments in startups and tech companies across the country in real time.

Read more: Communitech buys startup for latest investment data

Funny part is they own Briefed.in but did not secure Briefedin.ca

A Canadian company using a .in extension.... Very interesting.

I have been seeing this more and more now.

I’ve seen .space which at least makes some sense.

I keep thinking Microsoft may knock on their door with a trademark violation.

You wonder about this one whether they were trying to use it like a domain hack. Not sure why anyone would start a business in Canada on a CCTLD for India.