The Freename Forum

... of defining the criteria for prevailing in contested and close UDRP cases and outlining the expectations of the evidence that trademark owners need to prove their rights to disputed domains. His presentation will focus on the five percent of UDRP cases in which complainants lose. The starting ...

... of the Internet as a common transmission structure and a common protocol address pool, but without giving a conclusive answer. But it doesn't need to be, because one thing is clear: despite the shortage of IPv4 addresses, there are no immediate technical limits to the growth of the Internet ...

... Warner held out the prospect of new legislation: “Given the continued lapses of your industry to address these abuses, I believe Congress may need to evaluate legislative remedies that promote greater diligence across the global domain name ecosystem”. The letter from Mark R. Warner can be ...

... efficient and predictable out-of-court dispute resolution mechanism for clear-cut trademark disputes. However, there does not seem to be too much need for change; the press release states that any recommendations for reform must be underpinned by a proven, compelling need for change; case-specific ...

... as a coding for this territory, it would trigger a 5-year retirement process described at [the IANA website], during which time registrants may need to migrate to a successor code or an alternate location,’ Claburn quotes an ICANN spokesperson. However, anyone setting up their company or project ...

... the CA process for the entire .mobi TLD,” said the hackers. Anyone letting a domain expire should therefore be really sure that they no longer need it. You can find more information about the .mobi breakdown at: https://labs.watchtowr.com/we-spent-20-to-achieve-rce-and-accidentally-became-the-admins-of-mobi/

... distinctive character of the permissibly chosen company would then result in the unique position under company law. In addition, there is a need to keep the name free of any restrictions with regard to a general name, which must not unduly impair the formation of other companies. It was ...

... Commission (DNC) is planning changes to the out-of-court dispute resolution procedure for .nz domains. Introduced around 20 years ago, changes are needed to reflect current best practice. The first planned change concerns a cultural peculiarity of New Zealand; in future, a party can request that ...

What’s the difference between TLDs and domains? Want to establish an online store, blog, or local service website? If so, you need to understand the fundamental concept of domains, including top-level and second-level domains. These two are the key elements of a website address, helping ...

... eco points out that the main reason why a request via the RDRS is rejected is that it is incomplete. Data subjects must explain why they need the domain holder's data. This must be backed up with meaningful evidence and correct and coherent information, including full details of their ...