News and developments
Dated developments in domain-name disputes: WIPO and ICANN decisions, procedure changes, new gTLD rounds and registration-data rules, with what each one means for a brand owner or registrant.
- Registrar practice after a UDRP decision
- Transfer rates in the Nominet DRS: what the .uk data shows
- Large consolidated UDRP filings: many domains, one complaint
- Blockchain domain names and the limits of the UDRP
- AI company names and the new wave of cybersquatting
- Domain disputes in the .ai zone: what registrants should know
- Identifying a registrant when the WHOIS record is redacted
- Requesting non-public registration data through RDRS
- WHOIS is gone: RDAP became the standard in January 2025
- What the UDRP review did not recommend, and why it matters
- The 'true cancellation' proposal explained
- Could UDRP decisions be appealed? The proposal explained
- The first UDRP review in 25 years: what was proposed
- Reporting DNS abuse: what a registrar must and must not do
- DNS abuse obligations: what changed on 5 April 2024
- Legal Rights Objections in the new gTLD round
- Preparing for the 2026 gTLD round: a brand-protection checklist
- The 2026 new gTLD application window has closed
- WIPO's expedited UDRP option: a decision in about a month
- WIPO's record 2025 caseload: what the numbers show
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