In September 2025, a U.S. federal court granted an emergency injunction against the sale of counterfeit LABUBU figurines. The decision highlights how brand protection strategies can rely on swift judicial action, particularly during peak shopping periods.
Twenty-five years after its adoption, the UDRP is not facing a revolution but targeted adjustments. The WIPO–ICA final report confirms the strength of the mechanism while identifying pragmatic improvements to enhance efficiency, predictability, and fairness in domain name dispute resolution.
With the launch of .AGENT, Unstoppable Domains is accelerating a now-established strategy: creating Web3 identities today that may become fully fledged DNS extensions tomorrow. As… Read More ».AGENT and Beyond: The New Frontier of Bi-Registry TLDs
In the landscape of new gTLDs, some disputes feel almost too predictable. Yet behind these seemingly anecdotal cases often lie insufficient prevention strategies. The recent… Read More »UDRP on ralphlauren.website: Why This Dispute Should Never Have Existed
Beneath the shine of promotions, risks intensify. Each year, Black Friday and Cyber Monday trigger a sharp rise in scams, counterfeit goods, and brand impersonation.… Read More »Black Friday and Cyber Monday: When the Light Also Draws the Shadows
In 2012, the launch of the New gTLD Program quietly introduced a distinct category of extensions: the .BRANDs, top-level domains reserved for a single company.… Read More ».BRAND: When a TLD Becomes Your Own Digital Architecture
As the launch of the new gTLDs (“New gTLD Program: Next Round”) approaches, expected in April 2026, ICANN has introduced a platform called the Applicant… Read More »Applicant Support Program: Facilitating Access to New gTLDs
From hosts.txt to the upcoming 2026 round, the Domain Name System (DNS) has undergone successive waves of expansion, transforming a technical addressing tool into a… Read More »Forty Years of DNS: From symbolics.com to the Dawn of the 2026 Round
Unstoppable Domains[1] has confirmed its intention to apply for .robot in the upcoming ICANN round, expected in April 2026, in collaboration with 0G Foundation[2]. The… Read More ».ROBOT: A CryptoTLD Aiming for Its DNS Twin
Internet naming is no longer just a matter of DNS. As 2026 approaches, Web3 players are multiplying cryptoTLDs to the point where the same extension… Read More »2026 in Sight: CryptoTLDs, twinTLDs, and Domain Name Portfolio Strategy
