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Andrew Allemann's coverage is heavily focused on domain names, with an emphasis on sales and marketing as well as legal policy regulation. His articles often cite data and press releases to support his content.
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By: Andrew Allemann
Key creator of the internet joins Innovation Labs Advisory Board. Vint Cerf, one of the “fathers of the internet”, is advising Identity Digital’s effort to use DNS for AI agent identification. Innovation Labs, a division of Identity Digital focused on building its so-called DNSid, announced Cerf’s involvement today. Cerf co-designed TCP/IP protocols and the basic […]
NameBio can be a powerful tool if you know how to use it. I was talking to a domain investor a few months ago who said he didn’t get much value out of NameBio, a site that tracks domain sales. When I started asking him how he used the site, I realized he wasn’t aware […]
By: Andrew Allemann
The case could test how broadly companies leveraging AI can claim trademark rights. You launch your company on TryKepler.ai. Another startup later buys GetKepler.ai, a domain you had hoped to acquire after its previous owner shut down. A conflict between these two companies is the crux of an interesting trademark dispute filed this week. Internet […]
By: Andrew Allemann
Panel rules no-code company Glide failed case in bad faith. No-code app building company typeguard, inc. dba Glide, has been found (pdf) to have tried reverse hijacking the domain name glide.ai. The company uses the domain GlideApps for its website. In March this year, Glide made a $103,750 offer for the domain through a GoDaddy […]
By: Andrew Allemann
DomainAttest makes it easier for marketplaces and domain sellers to verify ownership. Domain name marketplace Atom announced a new initiative today to help marketplaces validate domain ownership and keep their domain name inventory fresh. DomainAttest is an open protocol that allows domain sellers to verify domain ownership with a simple login to their registrar. The […]
By: Andrew Allemann
Company acknowledged the domain was registered before it existed. A World Intellectual Property Organization panelist has found (pdf) that Deepak Mining Solutions Limited, which provides mining chemicals and consulting, tried to reverse hijack the domain dmsl. The company filed the dispute even though it acknowledged the domain was registered in 1996, many years before it […]
By: Andrew Allemann
After losing a UDRP, the cybersquatter managed to get the domain back when the complainant transferred the domain to another registrar. The Internet Commerce Association’s weekly UDRP Digest featured an interesting case today. Law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP previously won a UDRP for the domain GibsonDum. The domain was at Namecheap, and the […]
By: Andrew Allemann
SkiResort sells for $80k; .dev domain banks $30k. I bet many people in the Northern hemisphere wish they were on the ski slopes right now. It’s even hitting around 90 in Seattle today. Well, one of this week’s Sedo sales should cool you off. Also, check out the price tag on cat.dev. Here’s a list […]
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.IO and four other TLDs will see price increases in January. Renewing .io domain names continues to get more expensive. Identity Digital, the registry that manages the country code domain, just informed domain name registrars that it’s increasing the price on January 19, 2027. It will jump by 12% from $50 to $56. The company […]
By: Andrew Allemann
Government says creator of illicit Abacus Market is the ultimate owner of the domain. The United States Government has filed a lawsuit (pdf) to seize the domain name Egypt, alleging that it was purchased with illicitly obtained funds. In the suit, the government said that the person who operated the darknet marketplace Abacus Market, which […]
