This guy tried to sell Lambo.com for seventy-five million and guess how that ended
A domain investor who hoped to sell Lambo.com for an eye watering seventy-five million dollars found himself in a legal clash ...
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This guy tried to sell Lambo.com for seventy-five million and guess how that ended
A domain investor who hoped to sell Lambo.com for an eye watering seventy-five million dollars found himself in a legal clash ...
Go Daddy to stop registering .cn domain names
GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name registrar, will stop registering .cn domains in China after the government there has demanded personal information about people who have purchased domain names from GoDaddy in the past, the company said Wednesday during a hearing in the U.S. Congress.
Navigating dotBrand opportunities and mitigating fresh risks ahead of ICANN’s 2026 gTLD round
With a new round of gTLDs on the horizon, the domain name space is expanding. While the 2026 round will feel familiar, key changes to the process necessitate comprehensive awareness for brand owners. A strategy that secures a dotBrand TLD alongside defensive registrations in other TLDs will put brand owners in a strong position.
Man who wanted $75 million for Lambo.com domain is forced to hand it over to Lamborghini
In February 2018, Arizona resident Richard Blair paid $10,000 for the Lambo.com domain, likely hoping to make a tidy profit by selling it – Lambo ...
.agent Intends to Officially Enter the ICANN Application Process with Unstoppable Domains and Sentient Foundation
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, Dec. 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Unstoppable Domains and the Sentient Foundation announced their official i...
Registrars accused of hoarding 74,000 domain names
EURid, the organization that administers the .eu top-level domain, has suspended 74,000 domain names after launching a lawsuit against 400 American registrars for "breach of contract." The domains in ...
VeriSign: Fair Value For Domain Name Registration, Growth Prospects Structurally Limited
VeriSign remains a high-margin, financially healthy domain registration business, but its growth prospects are structurally ...
This Wednesday tune in on X to hear David Costello chat with Brady from Unstoppable Domains
This Wednesday at 2PM Eastern if you are interested in hearing one of the legends of the game talk domains, David Costello will be doing an X spaces hosted by Brady from Unstoppable Domains. David has ...
Multilingual domain names under fire
Several of the world’s largest domain name registrars will start selling multilingual domain names Thursday night, despite a recommendation from the Internet Society that this initiative be delayed ...
Industry group to promote internationalized domain names
In Minneapolis last month, VeriSign hosted the first meeting of a new industry consortium that will promote the use of internationalized domain names in popular software applications.
Yehey.com - ETCD.com Premium Domain Now Available for Digital Brand Growth
Image courtesy by QUE.com In the world of cloud-native infrastructure, the name etcd is synonymous with the digital backbone of the mode...
Yehey.com - SodaMan.com Domain Now Available for Sale – Refresh Your Brand
Image courtesy by QUE.com In the vast digital market, certain domains are more than just web addresses—they are category killers . They a...
VeriSign: Premium Will Erode As Margins Contract
Discover why VeriSign (VRSN) faces a sell rating amid slowing growth, rising costs, and unsustainable valuation.
10 Philly Domain Names We Can’t Believe Are Still Available
The great thing about this job is that, sometimes, you get to spend your day going down ridiculous rabbit holes. And so, the other day, I went down a rabbit hole of Philadelphia-related domain names.
The Web's .Org Domain Is Still Run by a Nonprofit
The battle over the future of .org domain names is over. For now. An organization called Icann, short for Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, handles the internet's address book. It's ...
Timing proves key: amateur US magician trumps Australian business in UDRP registration complaint
A WIPO panel denied a UDRP complaint about 'magicmen.com', finding no bad faith where the domain was registered in 2002 – more than a decade before the complainant’s trademark filing. The panel ruled the complaint constituted reverse domain name hijacking, emphasising that timing matters and passive holding alone does not prove bad faith without evidence of trademark reputation.
How patterns in domain portfolios can indicate bad faith in UDRP proceedings
Inferring a respondent’s bad faith is required to satisfy the UDRP, which is a crucial tool for trademark holders. While the existence of a domain portfolio is not in itself an indicator of trademark targeting, finding patterns of bad-faith conduct within it can be enough to tip the balance in the complainant’s favour.
The 7 most common domain name scams to look out for
Domain name scams continue to rise across the globe. That's because cybercriminals understand how vital a domain name is to any company’s brand identity, and they’re eager to exploit it. A recent ...
Fraudulent gambling network may be a nation-state spying operation
A sprawling infrastructure that has been bilking unsuspecting people through fraudulent gambling websites for 14 years is ...