More "gTLD ranks better than .com" spew from an impeccably impartial CEO of a new gTLD registry.

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Early Data Suggests New gTLDs Perform Well in Search Environment
Internet addresses registered in new gTLDs are holding their own against — and in some cases outperforming — comparable addresses registered in legacy domains like .COM, according to new data that provides the best window yet into the operational functionality of new gTLD addresses. A question on everyone’s mind in the run up to new gTLDs was: how would new domains perform in the wild against legacy domains on the key criteria of search?

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