The Freename Forum

... domains. With the return of Donald Trump to the office of US President, the hope of lower .com fees is also likely to be a thing of the past. When a press release talks about ‘financial stability is essential’ and ‘highly complex challenges’, it's all about money. This also applies to ICANN; ...

... domain. And the complainant does not provide any evidence to support its claim that the opponent knew or should have known of the ‘AFS’ trade mark when registering the domain. In Peppard's view, the complainant had thus failed to fulfil the first element of the proceedings. He spared himself the ...

... WHOIS domain query. This includes the name and address of the domain holder as well as their e-mail address and telephone number. It also shows when the domain was registered, as well as the name and contact details of the responsible registrar. Owner data is still not displayed via the WHOIS ...

... 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 UDRP, intended for “clear cut cases”, broke new ...

... eagledata.com, which is why it has initiated UDRP proceedings before the WIPO. Among other things, it claims to have obtained its trademark rights when it commenced its business activities in 2018; in addition, it has a trademark registration with the USPTO dated June 2024. It further states: “[t]he ...

... market share, but merely provides more addresses. For Huston, the solution is therefore to consider the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 complete when IPv4 is no longer required, i.e. when an Internet service provider can operate a viable service that uses only IPv6 addresses and has no supported ...

... for sale from a certain point in time, but never wanted to sell the domain, which is why he quoted exorbitant prices at which nobody would buy. When offers to buy the domain were received, he always rejected them. He never intended to participate in the rights of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. ...

Federal Minister of Justice Marco Buschmann (FDP) is going on the offensive when it comes to data retention: the bloggers at netzpolitik.org have published a draft bill that aims to establish the “quick freeze” procedure favored by the liberal party. The legal ...

... 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 2021 with Schwartz's participation and were able to sell candy.com ...

... and immediately examined the bad faith registration and use of the domain polydec.com by the opponent. Taylor explained that he saw 31 July 1998, when the opponent's predecessor registered the domain, as the relevant date for a possible bad faith registration. It could be argued that 2013 was ...