.mih Domain

Media, internet, and technology investment holdings framed the .mih application in ICANN's 2012 New gTLD Program. It was the corporate-level string in one of the round's largest coordinated families, filed alongside a substantial set of African broadcasting and platform brands under common ownership.

Holding-company strings sit awkwardly in the brand framework: the name is legally significant but commercially invisible, recognized by investors and counterparties rather than by the audiences the group's consumer brands serve. That gap is part of why parent-level strings were often the first retired when portfolios were reassessed. The extension is not currently active in the DNS root zone and is not available for registration by any party.