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By Gabe Bonifacio Operating in more than 100 countries generates a substantial digital footprint to manage. Recognizing this, the German automaker Audi fully embraced their...
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By Gabe Bonifacio In 2015, Barclays Bank, a leading multinational banking corporation, became one of the first financial institutions to utilize its .BRAND TLDs as...
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By Gabe Bonifacio After decades atop the technology industry, the software giant Microsoft recognized an issue within its domain name holdings: years of expansion led...
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Com Laude, the internet domain name provider to many of the world’s largest companies, owned by PX3 Partners, the London-headquartered private equity firm, announces today...
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By Alex Zins Governments participating in ICANN, through the Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC), have issued consensus advice that the new gTLDs approved during the next...
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By Tom Wells The Internet is preparing for another expansion of the domain name space. ICANN’s next round of new generic top-level domain (gTLD) applications...
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By Steve Levy If you believed that domain name disputes were boring legal squabbles, think again. The recent UDRP case between ANI Technologies Pvt. Ltd.—better...
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By Steve Levy As you know, the UDRP has been the go-to system for resolving cybersquatting disputes since 1999. But after 25 years and over...
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By Steve Levy If you’ve ever dipped your toes into the world of domain name disputes under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP),...
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WASHINGTON (July 15) — FairWinds Partners, the world’s leading domain name strategy consultancy, has completed the migration of its website from fairwindspartners.com to home.fairwinds. “This...
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By Steve Levy So, you’ve discovered an online violation—someone’s snagged a domain name that’s confusingly similar to your brand, or they’re using it in a...