04|07|2011 10:47 am EDT National Arbitration Forum Reports a 24 Percent Increase in Domain Name Dispute Filings in 2010 by Frank Michlick in Categories: Up to the Minute – 0 Comments While WIPO recently reported somewhat misleading that “ Cybersquatting hit(s) record level “, the National Arbitration Forum reported their numbers today.

.IS domain names in dispute will be locked under changes to dispute resolution rules ISNIC, the Icelandic registry, has ruled. The rule changes are to prevent disputed domain names from being transferred to another registrant. To do this, the registry is implementing “dispute-lock” following the party disputing the domain name producing evidence that is accepted by an Icelandic court of other qualified party.

11|03|2010 9:25 pm EDT Frank Schilling’s NAI Wins Settlement over ChiliBeans.com UDRP by Frank Michlick in Categories: Legal Issues – 0 Comments While the loss of the UDRP over ChiliBeans.com at the end of 2008 was certainly bad news for Frank Schilling’s Name Administration Inc. (NAI), Schilling did not sit still, but fought back. Now, after the suit made its way through the court of the Cayman Islands the result is a significant (but non-disclosed) settlement payment to NAI, acknowledging the generic nature of the domain name

Skype and Fring Fulminate in Disconnect Drama Fring called Skype “cowards” after the popular Internet calling service cut it off. Skype denied that it had taken that drastic step, maintaining that Fring’s departure was voluntary in the wake of a tussle over terms. iPhone 4 users probably don’t care much about the details surrounding the dispute — they would just like to get their 3G video-calling functionality restored

The National Arbitration Forum, an international provider of dispute resolution services, today announced a total of 1,759 cases were filed in its domain name dispute resolution program in 2009, compared to 1,770 cases in 2008. The following data pertains to the National Arbitration Forum domain name dispute resolution program in 2009 (January 1 to December 31, 2009):    Panelists heard and decided 1,333 of the 1,759 cases filed; parties worked together to settle many of the remaining cases.

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