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The Swiss company Polydec considered its trade mark rights to have been infringed by the domain polydec.com. After the German domain owner failed to respond to enquiries, Polydec started UDRP proceedings, which amounted to reverse domain name hijacking, ...

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... (DC), the World Wide Web Foundation, also known as the Web Foundation, was committed to promoting the web as a public good and fundamental right. Its goal was a world in which everyone has the same rights and opportunities online. The ‘Contract for the Web’ was published as a set of principles ...

... buy the domain. Ferrero S.p.A., a leading manufacturer of chocolate products and a confectionery company based in Switzerland, believes that its rights to the ‘Nutella’ trade mark have been infringed by the notella.site domain. Its international trade mark ‘Nutella’ has existed since 1964; the ...

... case number: 23351-UDRP). The decision-makers briefly confirmed the existence of the ‘Cronos Group’ trade mark, but left out the question of a right or authorisation of the opponent to use the domain, because answering this question was unnecessary in this case, and instead focused on the question ...

... faith, whereas the UDRP requires both cumulatively. As a rule, the language of the proceedings will be English or Catalan. The move comes at the right time: from 22 October 2024, .ad domains can be registered by anyone worldwide; previously, .ad was reserved for people based in Andorra. The potential ...

... as the bloggers at netzpolitik.org report, 39 blocks have now been lifted. Since 2021, the CUII has been endeavouring to combat ‘structurally copyright-infringing websites’ at the instigation of internet access providers and rights holders. This refers to websites whose business model is geared ...

... Inc. According to the agreement, VeriSign will continue to be authorised to regularly increase fees, but must accept takedown rules. VeriSign's right to manage domains ending in .com, which has existed since 2001, currently rests on two pillars: the Registry Agreement (RA) with ICANN and the ...

... have the relevant expertise and authority. Courts, supported by the police and other investigators, are responsible for distinguishing between right and wrong. Rule of law processes should also not be left to registries and registrars in the DNS, who are neither qualified nor authorized to ...

... neglected to register the appropriate .com domain. The US-based aSWEEV Co., which operates in the field of electric vehicles, believes that its rights have been infringed by the domain asweev.com and has initiated UDRP proceedings before The Forum. It attached a certificate of incorporation ...