The Freename Forum

... 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 postal address. The complainant further submits that in July 2024 someone under the ...

... 2005. DOTZON recently presented the 21-page study ‘Digital Corporate Brands 2024’. The study deals with digital product and company brands that were approved as .brand as part of the application for new top level domains initiated by ICANN at the beginning of 2012. As always, after a brief summary ...

... must be implemented quickly. However, the exemptions for state administrations in particular met with opposition. At the same time, there were calls for better dovetailing of the NIS2UmsuCG with the KRITIS Umbrella Act and clarification of the role of the Federal Office for Information ...

... It covers the period from July 2023 to June 2024 and is very comprehensive at 122 pages. According to the report, exactly 4,249,923 .au domains were registered as at 30 June 2024, a slight increase of 0.3 percent compared to the previous year. In 2022-2023, growth was still at 17.6 per cent, ...

... accompanied by a mediator, a period of seven working days to find a negotiated solution. Between July 2023 and July 2024, 108 mediation requests were received. 42 per cent of the requests led to mediation, i.e. the domain holder agreed to participate in the mediation process; 58 per cent of the ...

... The .eu registry EURid also looked back on the third quarter of 2024. As of 30 September 2024, an officially confirmed 3,670,426 .eu domains were registered, a loss of 40,601 domains compared to the previous quarter. The renewal rate remained stable at 83 per cent. At 963,885, most .eu domains ...

... lose. The starting point is that the UDRP was originally intended only for the relatively narrow class of cases of “abusive registrations”, which were interpreted as clear cases of cybersquatting when the UDRP was developed in 1999. However, the very first case showed that the simple rules of ...

... the complaint frivolously without properly examining the documents on which she relied when filing the complaint. Both possible courses of action were reproachable. The complainant herself also argues that the domain was registered by the opponent at least as early as 2003, which means that she ...

... the domain and redirected it to a page with fraudulent competitions. What's more, they forgot to delete the old alias, so the fraudsters were able to misuse links with the official domain anwendung.kt.ch for their own purposes. In doing so, they exploited the fact that cantons enjoy a ...

... that if the prospect of running out of IPv4 addresses had given any urgency to the RIRs' efforts, they had been living with it for a decade and were now jaded. However, he at least hoped that the transition had come closer. Around two and a half years later, Huston has also given up this hope. ...