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On Wednesday I posted an article about how Subway.SY owner Hani Kotifani tried to represent himself pro se (without counsel) against the real Subway restaurant and failed miserably in a cybersquatting / trademark infringement lawsuit and promised that an analysis...
In a letter dated August 9, 2010, Eduardo Santoyo who is the CEO for the new .co country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD) assured domain registrants of the security of the newly implemented .co ccTLD and warned cybersquatters that the...
The case is Doctor's Assocs. v. Subway.SY LLC, 2010 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 83223 (D. Minn. July 30, 2010). In this motion before the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, Plaintiff Doctor’s Associates, Inc. (Subway) sought a permanent injunction,...
In a decision handed down yesterday, July 26, 2010, by District Judge Philip M. Pro, of the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada, some very important factors from cybersquatting case law were re-iterated. Judge Pro denied Plaintiff Gregory...
Unless someone matches the reserve price of $7,000,000 by August 18th, the thought-provoking (and hopefully money making) three letter domain name ‘XXX.com’ will go up for sale at the DomainFest New York City auction. Bari from Moniker has been posting...
In their recently released study, the domain name strategy consultancy FairWinds Partners reported that the companies owning the 250 most trafficked Websites are losing over 448 million impressions and $327 million a year through domains that are typos of the...
Last Friday an ICANN vote passed to allow application of the ‘.xxx’ top level domain. Even though ‘.xxx’ is not yet live and still requires further approval, ICM Registry reports that it has already taken 110,000 pre-reservations for ‘.xxx’ domains....
Domain Name Dispute and Arbitration Resources Here is a list of resources for both complainants and respondents facing domain name disputes, cybersquatting and domain theft: 1. ICANN New gTLD Process Home page of the process: Draft Applicant Guidebook version 3...
Yesterday PRNewswire provided commentary on the Coalition Against Domain Name Abuse’s (CADNA) Online Brand Abuse and Internet Governance Forum. The Forum, hosted by Wells Fargo and which took place on June 2nd in San Francisco, presented an opportunity for parties...
In February of 2009 a Registration Abuse Policies Working Group (RAPWG) was chartered by ICANN’s Generic Names Supporting Organization Council (GNSO), to present findings and concrete recommendations in addressing domain name registration abuse in generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs). Upon...
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), published its fourth version of the Draft Applicant Guidebook (DAG) on May 31, 2010. ICANN uses the DAG for informing and instructing the public about registering generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs)....
The roll out of the .CO extension will offer a unique platform for entrepreneurs and established business alike. Lori Anne Wardi of .CO Internet S.A.S. discusses the roll out and the plans behind the extension with Damien Allen on today's...
With ICANN launching 400 new generic top level domains, CADNA looks at the facts and figures to determine what the impact to business and the internet using public will be. Will the changing landscape of the web be improved with...
Top technology news source ZDNet recently published an article concerning ICANN’s efforts to allow virtually unlimited new generic top level domains (known as gTLDs). There is no question that allowing additional gTTLDs will increase opportunity for cybersquatters to infringe trademarks...
The internet has come along way from .com, .net, and .org. As more Top Level Domains (TLD's) are created, the potential for trouble increases. Damien Allen and Byte Level Research's John Yunker discuss the problems within the growing list of...
Enrico Schaefer discusses what domainers can do in order to avoid transfer orders under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP), and lawsuits under the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA). In this short interview, Enrico provides several tips including...
Welcome to Cybersquatting Law Radio brought to you by Traverse Cybersquatting Law, internet lawyers specializing in domain name dispute resolutions and all other domaining issues. Play: The Do's and Dont's of Passive Domain Holding (click title to listen) With: John...
Welcome to Cybersquatting Law Radio brought to you by Traverse Cybersquatting Law, internet lawyers specializing in domain name disputes, resolutions, and all other domaining issues. Play: Celebrity Cybersquatting (click title to listen) With: John Di Giacomo Sponsored by: Traverse Cybersquatting...
We regularly get calls from companies whose trademarks are being cybersquatted on domain names where the WhoIs (domain registrant / owner) information is protected by a proxy service, such as Domains By Proxy. Typically, the proxy service is requested pursuant...
On March 15, the Czech Arbitration Court (CAC) will lower UDRP filing fees for certain cases. More specifically, in cases where an arbitration panelist is not needed because the respondent has failed to respond to the complaint or in cases...
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