The Freename Forum

... acquired the domain in 2021 for an undisclosed amount, is switching from candy.com to candy.io. The history of candy.com is long and the prime example of a successful premium domain. Domain king Rick Schwartz sold the domain in 2009 for US$ 3 million and negotiated a five per cent stake in ...

... domains could disappear from the internet are increasingly proving to be premature. For domain blogger Andrew Allemann (domainnamewire.com), for example, it is very unlikely that .io domain holders will lose their address. The Internet administration ICANN aims to protect the security and stability ...

... companies are connected, are of great importance for a registry. Internet service providers (ISPs) or companies with large networks, for example, join forces to make the Internet faster. At the instigation of Nic.at, the .at zone is now represented at all Internet Exchange Points in Austria, ...

... the file to find out who they should contact if they encounter a security problem. This in turn helps the recipient of the discovery report - for example, a company from which files have been stolen and offered for sale on the dark web - to take immediate action to prevent or mitigate damage. ...

... lecture and one third questions and answers. The latter in particular are of interest, as the questions are based on a layman's understanding (for example, whether proceedings can be dropped if it turns out that the opponent has rights to the domain) and are therefore easy to understand. However, ...

... Rules of the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Centre for .ad (WIPO adDRP Supplemental Rules). Compared to the UDRP, there are some differences; for example, the scope of application extends far beyond registered trade marks. In addition, it is sufficient if either the registration or the use of ...

... the blocked list and came to the conclusion that a third were wrongly blocked because the associated website did not infringe any copyrights. For example, the website accessible via the domain burningseries.tw had contained a banner with the content ‘Buy this Domain’ as its only page content since ...

... “Tumblr”), the repetition of characters and the replacement of characters or groups of characters with others that are pronounced similarly (for example). The result had to be evaluated manually in order to select really useful hits. As a result, he came up with 958 variants, with the key term ...

... Internet content, as they are not permanently deleted. At the same time, the damage caused by domain blocking can quickly become very large, for example if a single counterfeit product leads to an online marketplace no longer being accessible; emails or other services linked to a domain could ...

... have changed over the years. There are still a few pay-per-click cases, but nowadays we see more cases with high risks for brand owners, for example when a brand name is combined with an industry term or a term such as “login”, “HR” or “careers”. For example, cybersquatters occasionally register ...