Category: News
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Celebrating Changemakers: .ORG Impact Awards Unveil Global Heroes`
In a world bustling with challenges, it’s heartening to witness organizations and individuals stepping up to create positive ripples of change. The recently concluded .ORG Impact Awards, hosted by the Public Interest Registry (PIR), recognized seven remarkable winners from a pool of nearly 1,000 applicants spanning 70 countries. Hope for Justice: A Beacon in the…
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How to stop Typosquatting domains in Edge and Chrome
In the vast universe of the internet, staying safe is a top priority. Imagine a scenario: you’re typing in your favorite website, and a tiny typo leads you down a rabbit hole of phishing danger. Scary, right? Fear not, because both Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome have got your back with built-in tools that sniff…
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Nigerian man files $150 m lawsuit over YouTube Audio Domain
In the digital arena, where the clash of titans often goes unnoticed, a Nigerian entrepreneur, Mr. Chianugo Peter, is stepping into the ring against tech giants Google and GoDaddy. His gripe? The alleged shutdown of his YouTube Audio domain name after eight years of hard-fought promotional and marketing efforts. Peter’s legal bout began when he…
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Cayuga County’s Web Facelift: Why .gov Is the New Standard
In a move to meet a fresh state requirement, Cayuga County is giving its online presence a makeover, swapping out the familiar “.us” for the more official and secure “.gov” domain. It’s not just a cosmetic change; it’s a step towards bolstering cybersecurity and aligning with state regulations. Why the Change? The Cayuga County Legislature…
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Caught in the Act: ConsumerDirect’s $3.9 Million Penalty for Branding Deceit
In a courtroom spectacle that could rival a Netflix legal drama, ConsumerDirect, the internet financial platform, is reeling from a colossal $3.9 million in punitive damages. But how did this financial heavyweight land in such hot water? Strap in for a rollercoaster of trademark turmoil, alleged deceit, and a document that’s causing quite a stir.…
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Temu’s War on Fakes and Privacy Invasion: Shopping Secrets Unveiled
In the whirlwind of its first year in the US market, Temu, the online budget shopping sensation, is facing a dual challenge. On one front, it’s battling counterfeit apps and websites trying to ride on its discount-driven success. On the other, it’s caught in a legal tussle over data privacy concerns that could impact not…
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Small Town, Big Fight: The Battle Over ‘Gold’ in Radio Branding
In the quaint town of Felixstowe, a small volunteer-run radio station, Fresh Gold Radio, finds itself in the crosshairs of legal action from the powerhouse, Global Media and Entertainment. The bone of contention? The use of the word ‘Gold’ in its logo and branding, which Global claims infringes on its trademark. Fresh Gold, a labor…
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Wrapper color leads to a dispute between Britannia and ITC: Biscuit Battles
In a recent legal showdown, ITC Limited, the makers of Sunfeast Mom’s Magic Butter Cookies, found themselves in hot water over the color of their product’s wrapper. The Madras High Court refused to overturn a prior order, preventing ITC from selling the cookies in a blue wrapper that resembled Britannia Good Day biscuits. Let’s dive…
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Stay Sharp Online: How to Outsmart ChatGPT Phishing Scams
In the vast sea of the internet, where sharks and dolphins swim side by side, there’s a new predator in town—ChatGPT phishing websites. These cunning scams are using the popularity of ChatGPT and OpenAI to lure unsuspecting prey into their traps. But fear not, we’ve got your back. Here’s your guide on how to spot…
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The Pricey World of AI Domains: What You Need to Know
Hey there! So, you’ve got this brilliant idea for an AI startup, and you’re all pumped up to conquer the digital world. But then, reality hits—you need a killer domain name. Turns out, in the realm of artificial intelligence, snagging that perfect web address is not just a walk in the virtual park—it’s a bit…
