The domain HeidiPowell.com has been taken (or will be taken soon) from grandma Heidi Powell and will be sold (or has been sold) according to a court order for $20,000 to trainer Heidi Powell. The …
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This is one of the days that I read some news that I am not even that interested in only to read something that makes me go: “You have to be kidding me!”. So I …
Read More »Is Heidi Powell going to lose her domain name because of bad representation?
A comment left by a reader claims that a small but important detail in the bankruptcy law could have helped Grandma Heidi Powell keep her rightfully owned domain name. Is it possible that Heidi Powell …
Read More »Did GoDaddy really cost Heidi Powell her domain name at court?
The latest update on the HeidiPowell.com domain name case is that the motion for a stay by Grandma Heidi was denied on the August 30. “I’m sad to report that the same judge who decided …
Read More »Winner of Emojis.com on Namejet tries to sell it to 2nd bidder after 10 minutes
Bruce Breger wrote on Facebook that the winning bidder of Emojis.com on Namejet contacted him 10 minutes after the auction ended. The winner told Bruce that he got carried away in his bidding and asked …
Read More »New report says domain name registrants should avoid New gTLDs (specifically Donuts & Radix extensions)
EFF and Public Knowledge released a whitepaper titled Which Internet registries offer the best protection for domain owners? Top-level domains are the letters after the dot, like .com, .uk, .biz, or .mobi. In the Internet’s …
Read More »DNDisputes.com: New website about UDRP domain name disputes launches
DNDisputes.com, a new website about UDRP domain name disputes has launched. DNDisputes.com is a free website listing all domain name disputes filled in WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) and offers some impressive statistics. Although all the data …
Read More »Queen.com UDRP: Queen.dk & Frands Jepsen are Reverse Domain Name Hijackers
The attempted theft of the domain name Queen.com from its lawful owner Rick Schwartz was spectacularly rejected by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) . Frands Jepsen, owner and managing director of Queen.dk, tried to …
Read More »“UDRP” for copyright has been officially terminated
Public Interest Registry (PIR), the .org registry, has officially terminated the Systemic Copyright Alternative Dispute Resolution Policy (SCADR). PIR determined that the SCADR is not ripe for implementation. The intention of the SCADR was to create …
Read More »Fake DDoS attack threatening .US domain names
A fake DDOS ATTACK threatening .us domain names has started today. The scam is targeting owners of .us (for now) domain names by harvesting email addresses from domain name whois and then emailing a threat. …
Read More »DigitalTown wins UDRP complaint for the domain Gorgonzola.City
DigitalTown won a UDRP complaint for the domain name Gorgonzola.City. The complaint was made by Consorzio per la Tutela del Formaggio Gorgonzola of Novara. That is an organisation that oversees the production and marketing of all …
Read More »Yes, the UDRP is not designed for stolen domain names!
Complainants from China tried to recover 74 domains, that they claim were stolen, using a UDRP complaint and failed. And it is only natural that it failed. UDRP was not designed for recovering stolen domain …
Read More »Complaint filed for Rick Schwartz’s domain name Queen.com (Rick aims for RDNH + damages in court)
A UDRP complaint was filed at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) for Rick Schwartz’s domain name Queen.com. The complaint was filed by a company named Knud Jepsen A/S from Denmark. The flower company is …
Read More »Should Donuts or any other domain registry be the internet (copyright) police?
I think there has been a disproportionate reaction to 2 very similar policies: the Healthy Domains Initiative by The Domain Name Association and PIR and the agreements that Donuts and Radix have signed with MPAA. …
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