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Trending: Companies operating generic domains file for trademark registration at the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO.) Following the green light by SCOTUS on the Booking.com case, numerous such applications have been filed, and we ke...
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September 21, 2020 DomainGang
Domain Law, neighborhoods.com
Trending: Companies operating generic domains file for trademark registration at the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO.) Following the green light by SCOTUS on the Booking.com case, numerous such applications have been filed, and we ke...
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September 19, 2020 DomainGang
Domain Law, generic domains, LL.com, RV.com
Dogs have to be walked, and going number two is part of the daily ritual. What’s not cool is when dog owners leave the dog’s crap wherever they defecated. Domain owners with dogs know better: take your shit with you. And now, this phrase TA...
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September 17, 2020 DomainGang
Domain Law, take your shit with you, takeyourshitwithyou.com
From the “big balls” department: The Indian registrant of Windows12ISO.com claimed Microsoft’s mark is not valid in the ensuing UDRP. The obvious trademark infringement is emphasized by the content available at the web site. But accor...
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September 15, 2020 DomainGang
Domain Law, Microsoft domains, Windows12ISO.com
The registrant of the domain Thesaurus.com has applied for a federal trademark registration at the USPTO. The same company operates Dictionary.com, and they have applied for the registration of that mark as well. The application for THESAURUS.COM incor...
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September 14, 2020 DomainGang
Domain Law, generic domains, Thesaurus.com, uspto
NamesConOnline continues on day #2 with great, informative, and educational sessions. One of them, “What the Booking.com Decision Means for Domain Names and the UDRP,” brought together two top attorneys, experts in the fields of domains, tr...
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September 10, 2020 DomainGang
booking.com, David Bernstein, namescon online, NamesConOnline, Zak Muscovitch
The operators of the domain Dictionary.com have applied for a federal trademark registration at the USPTO. The application for DICTIONARY.COM incorporates a graphical image as part of the mark. What makes this application interesting is that it’s...
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September 10, 2020 DomainGang
booking.com, Dictionary.com, Domain Law, SCOTUS
Summary: SUCKS.COM aspires to be a registered trademark by filing an application at the USPTO. Ever since SCOTUS gave the green light for the registration of Booking.com as a trademark, we’ve been seeing an onslaught of new applications by regist...
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September 3, 2020 DomainGang
Domain Law, SCOTUS, sucks.com
From the hilarious claims department: The Indian registrant of the domain Window11Updates.com claimed that Microsoft has no rights in “window,” in response to the filed UDRP. The web site at Window11Updates.com presents a series of blog pos...
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September 1, 2020 DomainGang
Domain Law, Window11Updates.com, Windows 11, Windows 12
Registrants of generic domain names have been flocking to the USPTO to register them as marks, ever since SCOTUS decided on the Booking.com case. We keep track of these applications, and while it takes 3 to 12 months for a trademark to be registered cu...
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August 31, 2020 DomainGang
booking.com, Domain Law, SCOTUS, tails.com, Wanna.com