The Freename Forum

... by the domain thecharlesmachineworks.com. The complainant attached a screenshot of the opponent's website to her complaint, in which reference is made to the recycling of plastic, foam mattresses and similar products. These products were offered on the third party website using the complainant's ...

... and after the US election day on November 5, 2024. Investigations by the Facebook group Meta from 2023, to which Warner refers significantly, had made clear the extent to which the domain name industry had enabled and facilitated malicious Russian influence operations and, in particular, duplicate ...

... California (USA), did not comment. However, the British lawyer and mediator Dawn Osborne, who was commissioned to examine the second complaint, made short work of it and made it clear that the reason for the complainant's failure in the first UDRP proceedings was that the decision-maker was ...

... on the practical experience of panelists, legal advisors, parties and providers. A draft report is currently being prepared and is expected to be made available to a wider public in early 2025. The final report will then be forwarded to ICANN for consideration in any UDRP review. The WIPO announcement ...

... two young businessmen who bought the domain. They were not immediately as successful in the market as they had hoped with candy.com, so Schwartz made a few concessions in return for further equity stakes. When the business went beyond confectionery, the domain owners founded greenrabbit.com in ...

... that there was no prospect of proving the mandatory requirement that the domain had been registered in bad faith. In the complaint, she made no real attempt to prove bad faith registration; she limited herself to alleging bad faith use. Even here, the complaint relied on a series of ...

... in the Indian Ocean, the last remaining part of the British Indian Ocean Territory, has regained its sovereignty after lengthy negotiations made headlines around the world. However, fears that the top level domain .io and with it hundreds of thousands of registered domains could disappear ...

... 27 September 2024, Berners-Lee and Leith announced under the heading ‘An Update on the Future of the Web Foundation’ that the decision had been made to wind up the foundation. They explained that in 2009, just over 20 per cent of the world's population had access to the internet; this had changed ...

... ccTLDs. The data was collected in March 2023, shortly before the domains were renewed or their registration was terminated. A distinction was made between developed domains (high-content), parked domains (low-content) and domains without a web presence (no-content). After the respective registration ...

... and online. It is currently still possible to submit a talk, including a draft of the presentation slides, by 18 October 2024. A distinction is made between ‘plenary presentations’, which are designed for 20 to 25 minutes of presentation and 5 to 10 minutes of questions and answers, ten-minute ...