Author: News Bureau
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Key takeaways from CENTR Global TLD Report
The Council of European National Top-Level Domain Registries (CENTR) has released its Global TLD Report for the second half of 2022. The report covers the performance of various TLDs across the borders till the month of July. The report shows a leveling of domain sales figures to the pre-pandemic levels. Domain sales marked an up…
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Nike venturing deep in Web3 with .SWOOSH
Nike has been the standout company in the Sports apparel industry that has taken an aggressive stance as far as the Web3 space is concerned. The company has been making one move after another, to mark its stronghold in this space. An addition to which is the new platform .SWOOSH. .SWOOSH is a Web3 enabled…
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Why is GoDaddy’s share falling despite high Q3 earnings?
GoDaddy’s share has been falling since the 28th of October. From $84.13, it has been diving and is currently trading at $66.50. This is after the stock figures had reached a local minima on 4th November, at $65.50. So what is the reason behind the domain giant’s dip? [Source: Google Finance] GoDaddy has recently released…
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Respondent agrees to delete the domain, while the panel cancels Complaint
A remarkable feature about UDRP dispute resolution procedures is the honesty and integrity maintained in the dispute’s resolution. Even if a party is absent, the case isn’t decided against the absentee. Rather, the merits of the case are looked upon and a decision is taken. Kelin S.r.l. Is a designing company that makes motorcycle helmets…
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SoBold.com raises bold contentions
In domain disputes, mere registration of a trademark doesn’t appear sufficient most of the time. Any party before claiming exclusive right to a mark, must first present that it has acquired notoriety in respect to those terms. So Bold Limited, is a company based in the UK. The company provides web development services and uses…
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Panel’s harsh decision on English complainant
Although UDRP procedures are the benchmark of professionalism in the industry. Every once in a while a dispute decision surfaces that appear a little partial towards one party. Flexspace No 2 LLP is a company that provides services in relation to flexible offices, workshops, industrial and self-storage spaces. The company was however disturbed by the…
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When someone registered ‘Back to the Future’ Car’s domain name
Back to the Future is among the most iconic movies of all time. Its unique characters, plot and the car attracted everyone’s imagination. Did you know that car belonged to a company named DeLorean? DeLorean Motor Company is the owner of the popular car featured in the company. The original company was founded in 1975,…
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Domain Dispute after the collapse of a Metaverse Art Project
Before entering into any professional association, written terms of agreement must be established between the entities. These are important in bitter situations when there is a dispute among members. Those agreements help the separation to take place in a smoothened way. ArtMeta AG is a Swiss entity that is developing a metaverse consisting of a…
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.ca domain begins first brand campaign in French
Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) has launched a new brand campaign for .ca domain names. Brand campaigns by a registry for its domain name is not unique. However, this would be the first time CIRA launches a brand campaign in French. A question as to why would CIRA do so? No, this branding is not…
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ENS registers record number of domain names in September
ENS is just growing and growing. After having a phenomenal August, the crypto domain marked its highest number of registrations ever in September. In the month of September ENS registered 437,365 domain names. This is higher than the previous month of 301,693 registered domain names. The previous highest registration was marked in July with 378,803…
