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... for months. For example, Nic.at Managing Director Richard Wein warned at the Domain pulse that registries and registrars working across borders could end up facing 27 different sets of requirements. According to Prof Dr Dennis-Kenji Kipker from the University of Bremen, the draft law still contains ...

... submission. He conceded that an ‘AFS’ trade mark was registered to the complainant, but saw no similarity between it and the domain that could give rise to confusion. For closer examination, he reduced the domain af-ss.org to its core: ‘afss’. The ending was dropped because it was a technical ...

... the simplicity and effectiveness of the mediation, the clarity of the information provided and the availability of the mediator. Many disputes could have been resolved that would otherwise have had to be settled in longer and more costly proceedings. In addition to the mediation service, AFNIC's ...

... assumes registration in 2003 - it was registered by the opponent 15 years before the complainant's first use of the trademark. How the opponent could have registered the domain under these circumstances in bad faith and with the complainant in mind was not explained by the complainant and is ...

The French nTLD consultant Jean Guillon (Jovenet Consulting) has indicated that there could be an application for the new top level domain .seo. The abbreviation SEO stands for “Search Engine Optimization” and is used to increase the visibility of a website on the ...

... of the decision-maker, no falsified evidence had been submitted, no new credible evidence essential to the proceedings was now available which could not reasonably have been foreseen or known at the first proceedings, nor was there a breach of the right to be heard. In essence, the appellant ...

... UDRP decision (Order from 16th day of October, 2024, No. CV-22-01439-PHX-ROS). It narrowed the decision to the question of whether the plaintiff could be accused of cybersquatting infringement under the ACPA: To do so, the trademark owner had to prove that the domain owner registered, traded ...

... ecosystem”. According to Asxit LLC, it primarily supports start-ups, students and small online companies. Tiwari does not believe that .com could be too big and has explained this in more detail in a 25-page appendix. ICANN is now forced to deal with the complaint formally; it has no chance ...

... De facto, data retention has not been carried out and used for law enforcement purposes in Germany for over 14 years. Whether and how many cases could have been solved if data retention had been in place is a matter of speculation, according to the Federal Ministry of Justice. In 2011, the Max ...

... there have been a number of minor updates over the years, the substantive core of the UDRP is still based on the regulations from 1999. This could change soon. In mid-October 2024, WIPO and the ICA, which primarily represents the interests of domain traders, jointly announced that they were ...