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The University of Oxford has recently won a case against an individual who had registered several website addresses that contained variants of the institution’s name. The university went to court to challenge the current owner, Oxford College for PhD studies, … Continued
Later this year ICANN is will be handing responsibility for managing the World Wide Web’s domain name system (DNS) to another party, and with it, the role of ensuring traffic is directed to the right site. But even at this … Continued
Although the changes to generic top level domains (gTLDs) was intended to free up millions of new website addresses, they have also caused numerous headaches for businesses and individuals across the world. Most decision makers will be focused on whether … Continued
For many businesses, the new gTLD domain system rolling out this year presents a potential headache, due to the proliferation of thousands of new domain names. Historically ‘cybersquatters’ have tried to buy up domain names associated with other brands in … Continued
