.tv.it domains list

What is .tv.it TLD

The .tv.it label is a geographic second-level namespace under Italy’s .it country-code top-level domain, not a standalone root TLD. Commonly linked to the Treviso provincial code “TV,” it is used for structured third‑level registrations reflecting local identity, administration, or operations. Under policies managed by Registro .it, eligibility and naming conventions can be more constrained than general second‑level .it registrations, and practices may evolve over time. In our global index, we track .tv.it domains and classify active .tv.it websites by sector, hosting, DNS posture, and lifespan, enabling comparisons with broader .it usage. This helps identify locality signals, institutional footprints, and migration patterns toward simpler naming. Explore webatla’s .tv.it domain datasets for authoritative coverage and trends.

History and key features of .tv.it TLD

Italy’s registry established geographic second‑level labels early in the development of .it to reflect provinces and local administrations; .tv.it is part of that scheme and should not be confused with Tuvalu’s separate .tv TLD. Over time, direct second‑level .it registrations have dominated, while .tv.it remained available where policy permitted, often for locality‑anchored third‑level names. Technically, .tv.it follows .it’s DNS and security conventions, including modern RDAP-based registration data access and optional DNSSEC where configured by providers. In our telemetry, .tv.it domains and related .tv.it websites tend to cluster around public bodies, schools, cultural institutions, and regionally focused organizations, with longer median lifespan and periodic consolidation. Dive into webatla datasets charting .tv.it domains, policies, lifecycles, and usage.

Why and who choose the .tv.it domain

Organizations choose .tv.it when geographic anchoring to the Treviso area is relevant to mandate, trust, or service delivery. Municipal administrations, educational institutions, public utilities, cultural venues, professional associations, and SMEs with strong local presence are typical adopters; some brands maintain defensive third‑level holdings. For .tv.it domains and .tv.it websites, benefits include clear regional signaling to Italian audiences, consistent policy alignment with .it, and continuity with legacy addressing. Trade‑offs include longer names, possible eligibility constraints, and heterogeneous support from commercial registrars. We recommend verifying current registry rules and assessing traffic, security posture, and deprecation risk against alternatives. Access webatla’s .tv.it datasets to benchmark sectors, geography, and registrant signals.