The Freename Forum

... depends on a sufficient domestic connection, in the assessment of which domain endings are also taken into account. The dispute between a group of companies that manufactures and sells clothing and the defendant based in Germany revolved around 318 images of models wearing clothing and images of ...

... sub-points. Less than three years later, even such legally non-binding declarations seem unattainable. With the memorandum “Defending American Companies and Innovators From Overseas Extortion and Unfair Fines and Penalties” of February 21, 2025, Kleinwächter believes that the US has instead ...

... of .moon domains while actively collaborating to prevent .moon domain name collisions, ensuring a seamless experience for their customers. Both companies recognize the importance of maintaining a stable and conflict-free digital identity ecosystem. By working together, Unstoppable Domains and ...

Over the past few years we've seen a number of new companies built around Web3 technology emerge. From the perspective of domain registrants, the prospect of owning decentralized domains with no renewal fees is one of the most intriguing aspects of ...

... trade products with each other. The trademark “Lockheed Martin” appears only twice, once as a domain name and then in a list of a large number of companies. There are no genuine statements about Lockheed Martin Corporation. The opponent, Leah Powell / Trade to Travel Incorporated, based in the ...

... Corporation, which currently still predominantly uses e-mail addresses with the domain @toshiba.co.jp, and will be extended from there to Group companies worldwide. The e-mail addresses are only accessible to the Toshiba Group and should therefore be highly secure. Overall, Toshiba expects the ...

A number of new companies have been hard at work developing ways to build a bridge between the traditional domain name system and Web3 and the additional feature set it brings to the table. I spoke with representatives from several ...

After discussing a very successful UDRP procedure of a German company last week, we briefly show two German companies that recently failed in UDRP proceedings. hydacservice.com - (WIPO Case No. D2024-4947) HYDAC Technology GmbH, founded in 1963, brought UDRP proceedings before ...

... its disappearance as a ccTLD. However, there is no need to panic: until at least 2030, owners of a .io domain need not fear for their existence. Companies whose main presence is based on a .io domain therefore have enough time to find a sensible alternative so that they can move their infrastructure ...

... are also plans to strengthen the possibility of applying corporate criminal liability, which is permitted under UK law, to the structure of modern companies, particularly large and complex structures. The government also sees a need for action in the area of domain names. Domains and IP addresses ...