Related: When it comes to online travel, names matter. A recent legal showdown between industry giants MakeMyTrip and Dialmytrip highlights the significance of brand identity in the digital realm. MakeMyTrip, a familiar name in the online travel business, raised concerns over the strikingly similar moniker of its competitor, Dialmytrip. The Delhi High Court weighed in on the matter, issuing a...
If laughter is the best medicine, Google has just prescribed a hefty dose with its latest online playground – the .meme domain. Imagine a space where the internet’s funny bone gets its own VIP lounge. No more wandering through the vast expanse of the web; now, humor has a dedicated spot. Let’s dive into the details without drowning in tech talk. The Early Laughs: Grab Your ...
Misinformation, like an unwelcome guest, has found its way into the digital spaces we navigate daily. In the heart of Alberta, a tech-savvy father, Denis Lemire, took matters into his own hands, responding to what he calls the Alberta government’s “blatant misinformation” campaign. His weapon of choice? A $12 website that cleverly counteracts the narrative. The Genesis of...
Step into the bizarre world where pet names, domain disputes, and the Trump organization collide. In a surprising turn of events, Marq Quarius, a pet owner who registered the domain mar-a-lago.com in 1997, managed to thwart Donald Trump‘s attempt to claim it through a cybersquatting complaint. The twist? Quarius, armed with a unique and somewhat eccentric reason behind the registration...
Ever clicked on a link and wondered if you’ve wandered into the wild west of the internet? WalkMe, the tech wizards, have just patented a savvy method to help you distinguish between legit web pages and potential phishing traps. Behind the Scenes of WalkMe’s Shield: Think of the internet as a vast cityscape with various districts. Your email login page, for instance, is your neighborhood –...
Hey savvy shoppers! As Cyber Monday fever grips the online world, it’s time to talk about the not-so-jolly side of the holiday season – counterfeit products. Brace yourselves, because a recent study from Michigan State University reveals a whopping 68% of us have fallen prey to buying fake goods in the past year. Scary, right? The Dark Side of Deals: Meet the grinches of the internet – the...
Ever thought about what could happen to a modest $1000 investment over ten years? Well, consider Verisign – a quiet player in the digital landscape, dealing with domain names and investments in a way that’s more pragmatic than flashy. Verisign’s Essential Role in the Internet Landscape In the town of Reston, VA, Verisign quietly operates behind the scenes. Instead of dealing with...
ICANN has rolled out the Registration Data Request Service (RDRS). It is a secure gateway designed to handle requests for access to nonpublic registration data related to generic top-level domains (gTLDs). Sounds like a mouthful, right? Don’t worry; we’re here to break it down for you. Why the Change? Due to stringent personal data protection laws, many ICANN-accredited registrars are...
In a recent legal showdown, Chinese e-commerce player Temu emerged victorious in its battle against website domains accused of treading on its trademarks. The US District Court for the District of Arizona ruled in favor of Temu in response to an emergency motion filed against the likes of dltemuapp.com and others. Temu’s Trademark Defense This legal saga began when Temu, the sibling company...
In a clash of technology titans, car tech firm Valeo has thrown down the legal gauntlet against Nvidia, alleging the clandestine theft of its tech secrets. The crux of the matter? A former Valeo software engineer, Mohammad Moniruzzaman, who, after bidding adieu to the German arm of the company, allegedly carted off a treasure trove of files and source code, only to land at Nvidia’s doorstep...
