Blogs1 - 10 of 102 recent posts for tag:cybersquatting
31
Jan
2012
Is MySace.com Worth Twelve Years in Prison?

11 days ago by Phil

Things could be about to get real for Filipino cybersquatters. The Filipino Senate recently passed the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012. While still awaiting passage in the Filipino House of Representatives, the proposed legislation criminalizes cybersquatting, making it a "punishable act." Those f ...

Domain Name Strategy Blog - domainnamestrategy.com/frontpage · Rank: 164,720

20
Jan
2012
Should I Register a Trademark Domain?

22 days ago by Diva

THIS IS HOT....FBhover Viral plugin get Free traffic to your site with No work There are some Internet Marketing courses floating around that advise you to register an exact match domain name for trademarked products to promote those products. There are numerous reasons why this is a bad idea. The n ...

Domaining Diva - domainingdiva.com · 5 references

11
Jan
2012
Top Level Domain for data answers the wrong question // technology

31 days ago by Paul Miller

Image of Stephen Wolfram via Wikipedia British-born computer scientist Stephen Wolfram sees ongoing efforts to extend the Internet’s top-level domains ( TLDs) beyond the familiar .com, .org, .uk etc as an opportunity to raise the profile of machine-readable data. In a blog post published yesterday, ...

Paul Miller - The Cloud of ... - cloudofdata.com · Rank: 164,483 · 128 references

Cybersquatting – Entrepreneurial or Unethical Business Practice

31 days ago by peter

Cybersquatting refers to registering a domain name with the intent of profiting from someone else’s trademark, and it’s one of the things domainers get hated on for doing. The practice of cybersquatting is usually carried out by buying up a domain name that uses the name of an existing business with ...

Gary Lam's Blog - gary.com

07
Jan
2012
Man Wins Web Squatting Suit Involving His Name; New York Times, 1/6/12

35 days ago by James D. 'Kip' Currier, PhD, JD

Brian X. Chen, New York Times; Man Wins Web Squatting Suit Involving His Name: "A New York man on Friday won a lawsuit against a woman whom he accused of registering Web addresses incorporating his name and demanding $1 million for each of them."

Kip Currier Ethics Blog - kipcurrierethics.blogspot.com · Rank: 182,707

05
Jan
2012
2011 Domain Name Year In Review: Top 10 Biggest Domain Stories

36 days ago by Elisa Cooper

Wow. That's all I can really say. Who would have ever believed that .XXX would finally be approved AND launched, total domains registrations would continue to grow at 10% year over year, ICANN would be in the process of preparing for the launch of new gTLDs in the face of harsh criticism, and that b ...

CircleID - circleid.com · Rank: 4,062 · 893 references

02
Jan
2012
Cybersquatting

40 days ago by Daniel

I’d never heard of Cybersquatting until I went to register “thesoutherntable.com” and found out that some shady front-end business had already purchased it, purely for the purpose of resale. $500 worth of resale. It kind of makes me sick. The company has no intention of using the domain, and the law ...

The Southern Table - thesoutherntable.wordpress.com

30
Dec
2011
What is Domain parking, benefits of Domain parking

43 days ago by Dheeraj Bansal

Domain parking is the Technique which can help you to earn huge money out of your unused domain names stuffed with good keywords. In this technique, you will let the host companies to use your domain name and host companies can further display ads, or relevant contents but share part of revenue with ...

Techreuters - Techreuters.com

23
Dec
2011
Snafu Caused Loss of Domain Name: Now What?

50 days ago by The Dear Rich Staff

Dear Rich: I had a URL (domain name), connected to a network of 3 sites. Due to an email account error, the registration was lost. The day it went public and I found out it got bought. I have been running the domain name for a mortgage network and I've owned this site since 2004. I noticed the place ...

Dear Rich: Nolo's ... - dearrichblog.blogspot.com · Rank: 161,968 · 5 references

20
Dec
2011
ICANN Pressured to Reserve Names: "We don't accept any more reservations!"

53 days ago by Konstantinos Komaitis

It is not a secret that I have been (and I continue to be) against the requests made to ICANN by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Red Cross for special protection of their names and their variations. I am mainly against it because of the problems associated with these types of prote ...

CircleID - circleid.com · Rank: 4,062 · 893 references

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