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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 that it has acquired ...

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 round of applications, ...

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 is set for ...

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 known as Ola, India’s ...

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 125,000 cases, it ...

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), you’ve probably heard ...

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 transition is more ...

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 way that just ...

By Steve Levy We often see UDRP decisions published online, laying out the details of who did what and why. But what happens when the named Respondent in ...

By Steve Levy If you own a trademark, you’re already familiar with the topic of cybersquatting — the practice where someone registers a domain name similar to your ...

By Steve Levy For those who may be learning about this for the first time, or just want a quick refresher, the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) is ...

By Steve Levy Those who are familiar with the UDRP know that par. 4(a)(i) requires a brand owner to prove that a disputed “domain name is identical or ...