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... 2013 and reported in detail on the .ai extension and its marketing as an extension for “artificial intelligence” in February 2017. At the latest when the internet starts to murmur about certain domain endings, the responsible authorities in companies must take up the matter in order to avoid ...

... with bad faith with regard to the trademark. However, the alleged invoices submitted and their contents also do not provide evidence of bad faith when the domain was registered. On the letter, the “EPTA European Patent and Trademark Agency” is stated as the sender; in the small print, which can ...

... with publicly disclosed contact information received 19.7 total emails per domain, compared to a mean of 4.2 for domains with undisclosed details. When focusing specifically on spam emails, domains with publicly disclosed contact information received 12.76 per domain, compared to only 0.12 for ...

... It also ordered the plaintiff to redirect its customers to a prohibition order against the defendant, which BaFin had published on its website, when entering the domain. The plaintiff was involved in the unauthorised business of the defendant by providing the services it offered as an internet ...

... to 1 October 2024, .ai has thus increased by 39,507 domains. The positive development becomes even clearer if you look back to 20 December 2023, when the registry reported 353,928 .ai domains. The Estonian Internet Foundation (EIF) can only dream of such figures with the .ee country code extension ...

... this would also raise issues that go beyond the scope of the UDRP. Levy also examined the existence of bad faith on the part of the opponent when registering and using the teslaunch.net domain, but did not consider the requirements to be met here either. It was less likely that the opponent ...

... 2012 at the latest. Theurinators.com has been registered since June 2019. Brown declined to examine the UDRP procedure, citing general case law. When a dispute involves potential trademark infringement that raises complex issues beyond clear cybersquatting, such matters are usually better resolved ...

... Atom.com (formerly Squadhelp) shows that consumers from the USA have more trust in brands with .com domains, but that this trust decreases when brands with the same name are active under other endings. Atom.com describes itself as a comprehensive start-up ecosystem in which domains and ...

... exists; the same applies vice versa for .blogs, as the ending .blog has already been delegated. The ICANN Board did not provide any information on when the final version of the applicant manual with all binding allocation rules will be available. Sources: https://domainincite.com/30045-private-auctions-to-be-banned-in-next-new-gtld-round ...

... domains. With the return of Donald Trump to the office of US President, the hope of lower .com fees is also likely to be a thing of the past. When a press release talks about ‘financial stability is essential’ and ‘highly complex challenges’, it's all about money. This also applies to ICANN; ...