The Freename Forum

... can be accessed in Germany and the consideration that there is always the possibility that non-German-speaking interested parties based in Germany could prefer a foreign website primarily aimed at the non-German market does not constitute a sufficient domestic connection. The top level domains ...

... IR trademark “BREITLING”, registered in 1964, and argued extensively that the owner of the domain breitling.com.de was in no way legitimate and could not use the domain for any legitimate purpose. The opponent did not respond to the case. The Honorable Neil Anthony Brown KC was appointed as ...

... took up the matter and stated: the prediction did not come true. This led to a discussion on namebio.com about how sensible such a venture could be with regard to domains. Initially, it appears to be an investment like any other: there is a value, such as a premium domain or a portfolio ...

... the future. It reads: “Our .com Registry Agreement, [and the Cooperative Agreement], including their pricing provisions, have been challenged, and could face challenges in the future, through [publicity campaigns, governmental scrutiny, media interest, legal challenges], or challenges under ICANN's ...

... that the opponent, as the domain investor, was entitled to use the domain. In addition, he had acquired it in 2007, whereas the complainant could only show registered trademarks from 2008. For these reasons, the panel also found no evidence of bad faith on the part of the opponent. In addition, ...

... potential of the DeFi sector but also suggests that Freename may be planning deeper exploration into DeFi and Web3. In the future, this domain could serve as a pivotal platform related to DeFi, further advancing the development of decentralized finance. As blockchain technology continues to ...

Technically, if the “country” goes away, .io will be phased out.
https://domainnamewire.com/2025/02/27/t ... ure-of-io/

... which - in all but five cases - redirected to fake shop pages similar to those of Ernsting's family and on which the Ernsting's family brand logo could be found, are registered to owners such as “eee qeqe, dasdhuighjbvhjbhjb”, “zhang snge”, “zhang san”, “xiao lin”, but also “Marco A Little” and ...

... the use of the word “stone”. The French lawyer Jane Seager was appointed as the decision-maker. Seager dismissed the complaint as the complainant could not prove that the domain was registered by the opponent with regard to him (WIPO Case No. DEU2024-0039). It conceded to the complainant that ...

... of financial penalties against cybersquatters is expressly rejected - they would simply not be enforceable; a ban on further domain registration could also be easily circumvented. There are also some procedural suggestions for improvement; these include uniform and clear rules for supplementary ...