What Are The Latest Trends In IT Law And How Can You Leverage Them?
The legal landscape of the tech industry is constantly changing, making it difficult to keep up with the latest developments … Continued
Legal Watch : THE UDRP PROCEDURE
The UDRP PROCEDURE is designed to deal with cases of abusive cybersquatting. Since the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation … Continued
Are we still really anonymous on social networks in 2021?
Anonymity on the Internet, or the eternal debate about social networks, raises more and more moral and legal questions with … Continued
Podcast – You, Me & IP : Intellectual property, Cybersecurity and malicious Domain Names: how to combine them?
We are pleased to present the “You, Me & IP” Podcast – Episode 4 in which Nathalie Dreyfus, founder of Dreyfus … Continued
Why does the willingness to sell a domain name is not conditioned on an active approach?
(OMPI, Centre d’arbitrage et de médiation, 23 février 2021, affaire n° D2020-3322, Netflix Inc. c. WhoisGuard, Inc. / Siddharth Sethi) … Continued
How to protect your brands in the digital era?
“Intellectual property was viewed with passion – and in a style steeped in pre-Romanticism! – as “the most sacred, the … Continued
Can ICANN provide a solution for IT security problems?
The DNS NEWS report No. 271 highlights the overall criticism of ICANN solution for not intervening as much as its … Continued
The current reputation of the trademark is not sufficient to prove bad faith registration of an old domain name
Source: WIPO, Arbitration and Mediation Center, Nov. 24, 2020, case DRO2020-0007, NAOS c/ Bioderm Medical Center The Bioderma brand … Continued
The creation of a data access system Whois by ICANN
Since the advent of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), it has become really difficult to obtain information about the … Continued
Domain names in <.suck> : between attack to brand image and freedom of expression
Sources: Domain Incite, Free speech, or bad faith? UDRP panels split on Everything.sucks domains, Oct. 22, 2020: Free speech, or … Continued