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... lost it again. After brief communication with Nominet, Willoughby was able to get it back. As a result, the temporary owner of the domain, also a company called Pitman, sued Nominet and Pitman Publishing. Willoughby won the dispute for his client in the civil courts. Subsequently, he also litigated ...

The pharmaceutical company Young saw its trademark rights infringed by the domain young.com, which a domain investor had recently purchased and offered to interested parties via a broker. In the UDRP proceedings, the investor was represented ...

... dhaka.info.bd, which is not particularly lucrative compared to domains under .com or .net. The second is the registry Bangladesh Telecommunication Company Ltd (BTCL), which is under state administration and is unpopular due to its poor service. But there is also light at the end of the tunnel: ...

... the domain datamotion.ai, DataMotion Inc. and Emi Roberti, Data Motion from Great Britain faced each other. The complainant, DataMotion Inc., a US company, operates a platform on which it offers secure, intelligent solutions for data exchange. It claims to have been offering services at datamotion.com ...

... that far down to find the reference. BYD seems to want to jump on the domain bandwagon quite late, if at all. According to wikipedia.org, the company only entered the automotive industry in 2003, following the takeover of a Chinese car manufacturer; prior to this, the focus was on battery ...

Yes, only for .twitter there is no collision.
This is a good choice, especially because Elon Musk's company will not make any claims to an outdated company name.

These two companies are fighting over the earth:

https://domainnamewire.com/2024/07/11/d ... -its-name/

... possible to speak of an upgrade in every case; in some cases the term change of name is better. This may apply, for example, to the headhunting company "Somewhere", which was still called "Shepherd" under the domain supportshepherd.com. Mytilineos S.A. has also changed its ...

... "John Doe", however, there was no accusation against the domain registrar for lack of owner data verification, because there was still a company whose name "snet" could refer to. The complainant is the Luxembourg Banque et Caisse d'Epargne de l'Etat, whose roots go back to the ...

Our digital identities have become like puzzle pieces strewn across technology company-owned platforms and molded by the Web 2.0 culture. In exchange for convenience, we have allowed our data to be capitalized on through targeted ads:

https://freename.io/web3-digital-identi ... -presence/