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Automobili Lamborghini now officially controls the premium domain Lambo.com, according to updated Whois records — ending a multi-year legal battle over the highly co
Web2 domains built the first digital economy. Short names vanished quickly: All 3-letter .com domains were gone by 2000 All 4-letter .com domains were taken by 2013
For years, many in the domain industry — myself included — believed that Verisign (NASDAQ: VRSN) could not raise the wholesale price of .com domains in 2026.But afte
Just weeks after losing a UDRP case over NanoBananaAI.com, Google has now scored a victory — this time in a .ai domain dispute involving NanoBanana.ai. In the earlie
IONOS Group SE has announced plans to sell its Sedo division, which operates one of the industry’s most recognized domain sales and monetization platforms. In an off
Trademarkia has dropped Dharmesh Shah’s company, OnStartups LLC, from a trademark lawsuit after the Trademark.ai domain — central to the dispute — was apparently tra
Google has lost a UDRP cybersquatting complaint over the domain NanoBananaAI.com, after a panel found the tech giant failed to establish trademark rights in the term
In 2013, hackers gained access to The New York Times’ domain registrar account and changed its nameservers — effectively taking control of one of the world’s most tr
Pixels.com, LLC, the online art marketplace and print-on-demand platform, has been found guilty of reverse domain name hijacking (RDNH) after filing an unsuccessful
GoDaddy has officially launched DomainNames.com, a new digital marketplace dedicated to what it calls “ultra-premium” domain names — and it lives up to the name. Unl
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has upheld a previous ruling that grants Automobili Lamborghini ownership of the coveted domain name Lambo.c
Google Registry is making a fresh push for companies to adopt their own dot-brand top level domains (TLDs) — such as .apple, .nike, or .google — positioning them as
