The past few days we again received messages from several of our clients telling us they’ve received invoices from Domain Renewal Group asking them to renew their .com or .net name. Don’t pay any attentions to those invoices! This letter tries to mislead you. This letter says you need to pay them to renew your […]
Read more >bNamed now also offers local presence in Finland. Thanks to this local presence .fi domain name registrations become possible. To register a .fi domain, you still need to meet another condition. You need to own a trademark registered in Finland. So people with a trademark registered in Europe will also be able to register a […]
Read more >The .yu domain (Yugoslavia) disappears completely. Since Yugoslavia fell apart, it wasn’t possible anymore to register new .yu names but already existing .yu names were still supported. However as from October 1st the .yu extension will disappear completely. This domain will no longer be supported. Since beginning 2008, people who own a .yu domain name […]
Read more >Unfortunately, it’s definitely starting to look like this. A few days ago, the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), published a report which shows that 8% more complaints were filed in 2008. WIPO is the organisation where owners of a registered trademark can file a complaint when their trademark is being infringed. In 2008, a record […]
Read more >The Japanese registry has published a report which shows the figures of 2008 and of the first quarter of 2009. Without a doubt, the biggest event in 2008 happened on March 1st when 1 million registrations were reached. On March 1st 2009, approximately 1.1 million .jp names were registered. So we can’t talk about a […]
Read more >The registry of Cameroon has decided to release the .cm domain. Pretty soon it will be possible to register names under the .cm extension. The release of .cm will happen in 3 phases: First phase: sunrise This phase starts on June 15th and ends on July 14th. During the sunrise, everyone who owns a registered […]
Read more >Still this year, the entire DNS root is passing on to DNSSEC this year in order to increase security. In fact DNS is the phone book of the Internet. When you enter a domain name, you surf to a specific site since this domain name is translated to a certain ip-address. DNS realizes this transformation, […]
Read more >Since recently bNamed offers local presence for the .co.id extension (Indonesia). Because of this, it’s becoming much easier to register this extension. The only other restriction to register a name under this Indonesian domain is that the domain name needs to be the same as the company name or the registered trademark of the applicant. […]
Read more >The Ministery of Foreign Affaires in Argentina has decided they’re going to limit the number of .com.ar and .org.ar names per registrant. They made this decision because they noticed lots of .com.ar and .org.ar names are being registered without being used. The Ministery wants this situation to end and therefore they decided to limit the […]
Read more >Cybersquatters have registered domain names and created Twitters accounts of almost every semi-finalist of Britain’s got talent. 33 of 40 semi-finalists, including the in the meanwhile world famous Scottish Susan Boyle, have become the victim of cybersquatting. Reason is that only a few semi-finalists had registered domain names and created Twitter accounts in their own […]
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