Domain Name Disputes can succeed or fail depending on your approach. Well known and distinguished domain name panellist, Neil Brown QC shares his tips on what to do, and what not to do - Domain Name Disputes 1. Remember to use evidence. Parties on both sides frequently … [Read more...] about Domain Name Disputes: Do’s and Dont’s
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Court Orders Domain Name Co to Pay $1.95 million
The Federal Court has ordered Domain Corp Pty Ltd and Domain Name Agency Pty Ltd (also trading as Domain Name Register) to pay a combined total of $1.95 million for contraventions of the Australian Consumer Law. The claim focused on domain name "renewal invoices" which were … [Read more...] about Court Orders Domain Name Co to Pay $1.95 million
Launch of Hall of Shame
Hall of Shame - Today we are pleased to announce the launch of Hall of Shame our listing of auDRP Complainants that have been found to have engaged in RDNH (Reverse Domain Name Hijacking). This is the first site of its kind in Australia and is largely inspired by … [Read more...] about Launch of Hall of Shame
The value of trademarks to domain name owners
The Value of Trademarks - We are often asked about trademarks and whether they are worth the investment. The simple answer is yes. Benefits of Trademarks In order to understand the value of trademarks, you need to understand their benefits, these include: 1. Increases value … [Read more...] about The value of trademarks to domain name owners
ICANN approves Temporary Specification
GDPR - ICANN has approved the “Temporary Specification for gTLD Registration Data” in an attempt to ensure WHOIS compliance with the GDPR by 25 May. What is the GDPR? The GDPR is a new set of regulations aimed at protecting EU citizens from privacy and data breaches. It was … [Read more...] about ICANN approves Temporary Specification