"Dropped domains" do not necessarily mean something to traditional Registrants (those who buy domain names) but law firms should pay attention to this subject for one simple reason: once a domain was dropped and collected on a list (the Registry below offers this service), it is "more" at risk from being registered by a third party. If you are in charge of managing a domain name portfolio and don't understand what I just wrote, 2 options:
- Call me;
- Change your job ;-)
- New gTLDs related to SPORT;
- 1,000 three to four character ".club" domain names are still available;
- ICANN - Study Finds Increased Awareness and Trust in Domain Name System;
- Community Objection Rehearing re .SPORTS;
- New gTLDs related to REAL ESTATE;
- New - .STREAM new gTLD to launch this week;
- A Registry has launched a tool to find dropped domains;
- LOL - "I suggest you do an availability check if you didn’t protect your brand in Sunrise";
- Article - Who really cares about new gTLDs?
- More coming.
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