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AAA wins battle over AAA.net

A Pennsylvania judge ruled earlier this week that the domain AAA.net be transferred to the American Automobile Association (AAA). The judgment ended a long legal battle between the AAA and the registrant, James M. Van Johns. AAA claimed that Van Johns and his company, QTK Internet, Inc, were committing cybersquatting …

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Verizon goes after cybersquatters

The cellular provider famous for its “Can you hear my now?” adverts is making itself heard. This week Verizon filed a number of lawsuits against cybersquatters. Some of the domains involved are varizon.com, vierzon.com, and virazon.com. These clearly infringe upon Verizon’s trademark. The company is demanding $100,000 per domain in …

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Yahoo gains control of Yahoo.tel

Yahoo’s recent complaint with the National Arbitration Forum over Yahoo.tel has been resolved. In the first-ever arbitration ruling regarding a .tel domain, the panel sided with Yahoo, awarding the tech company the domain. As previously mentioned, Yahoo could have saved itself a lot of grief by reserving the name during …

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Deutsche Kreditbank wins at WIPO

Deutsche Kreditbank has filed and won a dispute at the WIPO over the domain DKB.com. This is not surprising, however, considering the name’s owner never used the name, could not be reached, and did not respond to the filing. The arbitrator, John Swinson, decided that the name was being used …

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Singapore Airlines wins silverkris.com

Singapore Airlines has won a dispute filed at the WIPO. It involved ownership of the domain silverkris.com, which the company claimed was confusingly similar to its trademark, “SilverKris.” The registrants, Wilson Yang and Chuan Lee, argued that since the name is made up of two English words (a “kris” is …

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