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But It’s My Name!
In a column published in the Sunday Review section of the New York Times last Sunday, I was surprised and pleased to see an opinion piece by writer Delia Ephron about her struggles to reclaim her...
View ArticleApple Files Complaint Over iPhone5.com Domain: Will It Name Next iPhone …
As per the Whois record, iPhone5.com domain name was registered in February 2008 through an Australia-based registrar. It currently functions like a forum site, hosting smartphone advertisements and...
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Apple Wins iPhone 5 Domain Name
In a rare preemptive move to secure the domain name of a product that still does not exist, Apple has apparently won its case to take control of the iPhone5.com domain. Apple made the news on May 6th...
View ArticleTrademark Holder Of CompareTheMarket Loses A Second UDRP On …
Strike two In a pretty rare situation, a trademark holder that filed and lost a UDRP, filed for a second time and lost again. The domain at issues is CompareTheMarket.xxx You can read the case summary...
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Apple finally grabs apple.co.uk – after just 16 years
Apple has finally taken control of the internet domain name apple.co.uk, which has been in third-party hands since at least 1996. The change of ownership, which appears to have occurred on 6 July,...
View ArticleGoogle Denied Claim to Oogle.com Domain Name
IDG News Service — Google’s complaint that the domain Oogle.com is confusingly similar to its own and should therefore be transferred to Google was rejected by an ICANN-approved arbitration body on...
View ArticleVertical Axis Loses UDRP On Tytan.com But Gets A LONG Dissenting Opinion
Vertical Axis after a nice string of wins, just lost a UDRP on the domain name tytan.com The three member panel voted 2-1 in favor of the trademark holder but the honorable Neil Brown in well reasoned...
View ArticleCosm.Com & Cosm.Net Bought For “Over $55K” Saved In A UDRP
Mithral Communications Design, Inc. brought a UDRP Complaint against the domain names cosm.com, and cosm.net, which the domain holder bought for “over $55,000?. The three member panel ruled in favor of...
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