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Breaking: Neustar retains .co registry, at a cost April 3, 2020
Neustar will continue operating .co but at much less favorable terms. .Co Internet SaS, part of Neustar, will get to run the .co domain name registry after all. Last year, MinTIC, Columbia’s Ministry of Information Technology (MinTIC), said it was putting the contract out to bid. Rivals lined up with hopes of cashing in on […]
Andrew Allemann
Godaddy expects $25-$30 million revenue hit in Q2 due to Covid-19 April 3, 2020
Domain name aftermarket might be a weak spot during the downturn. GoDaddy held a virtual investor day yesterday and the impact of Covid-19 was obviously a discussion topic. Ray Winborne, CFO of GoDaddy, said the pandemic had a minimal impact on Q1 and that revenue would land within $5 million of the company’s $795 million […]
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Reviewing 4-letter domains sold in March April 3, 2020
Kassey Lee evaluates four-letter domain sales as to how they might be valuable in China. Here are some 4-letter sold in March as reported by Namebio. I’ll look at them from a Chinese perspective. XCDN .com sold for $22,000. XCDN.com is already a developed site by Yun Su Yun (云速云=speedy clouds) to provide cloud services […]
Kassey Lee
Resource: Data on how business segments are faring in the pandemic April 2, 2020
Which online transactions are going up and down during the pandemic. CJ, previously known as Commission Junction, is a large affiliate network. Many businesses run affiliate programs through them, including GoDaddy. Because it’s tracking commissions, it gets real-time data into what’s happening to different business segments in light of the pandemic. The company is providing […]
Andrew Allemann
What you need in your domain investor continuity plan April 2, 2020
If you don’t have a continuity plan, now is the time to develop one. Every domain name investor should have a plan. Not a plan they hope to enact themselves, nor a plan that they hope is put to use anytime soon. They need a plan that their loved ones can use should something happen […]
Andrew Allemann

Judiciary Provides Public, Media Access to Electronic Court Proceedings April 3, 2020
Media organizations and the public will be able to access certain criminal proceedings conducted by videoconference or teleconference for the duration of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, according to new guidance provided to federal courts.
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Courts Search for Protective Gear to Aid Hospitals April 1, 2020
Two district courts in Florida have discovered stockpiles of urgently needed protective gear and donated them to local hospitals, prompting a call to federal courts across the country to search for surplus medical supplies in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
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Judiciary Authorizes Video/Audio Access During COVID-19 Pandemic March 31, 2020
In order to address health and safety concerns in federal courthouses and courtrooms, the Judicial Conference of the United States has temporarily approved the use of video and teleconferencing for certain criminal proceedings and access via teleconferencing for civil proceedings during the COVID-19 national emergency.
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Courts Suspend Jury Trials in Response to Coronavirus March 26, 2020
Dozens of federal courts have postponed jury trials, grand juries, and other court proceedings to safeguard the health of jurors, court employees, and the public, as COVID-19 cases grow in the U.S. To maintain quick and reliable communication with jurors, most of the 94 federal court districts use an automated messaging system that can send […]
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Online Tools Make Civics Accessible to Teachers, Parents, and Teens March 25, 2020
In communities forced to quarantine because of the coronavirus (COVID-19), social studies teachers are venturing into the distance learning space and parents are seeking ways to keep homebound teenagers constructively occupied. A series of U.S. Courts online civics resources can help fill this void, by stimulating critical thinking and thoughtful discussions.
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Annual Report and Judicial Business of 2019 Now Available March 17, 2020
In 2019, the Judiciary undertook several initiatives aimed at ensuring that the federal court system operates in an efficient, effective, and responsive way to maintain the trust and confidence of the public – a pillar of judicial independence. These initiatives, along with a detailed accounting of the work of the federal courts during 2019, are […]
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Federal Judiciary Confronts Coronavirus Spread: Judicial Conference Acts on Court Administration Matters March 17, 2020
The Judicial Conference of the United States today convened by teleconference today due to concerns about the spread of COVID-19.
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Judiciary Preparedness for Coronavirus (COVID-19) March 12, 2020
Federal courts are individually coordinating with state and local health officials to obtain local information about the coronavirus (COVID-19), and some have issued orders relating to court business, and public and employee safety.
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Court Eases Reentry Into Community and a Crime-Free Life March 11, 2020
Judges, federal defenders, prosecutors, and probation officers in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania have developed a program that draws on a wealth of community services to help ex-offenders rebuild their lives as they transition back into society.
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Judiciary Seeks 2021 Funding, Cites Growing Workload February 26, 2020
Federal Judiciary officials have asked Congress for $7.8 billion in FY 2021 to fund judicial branch operations. The request includes funding to keep pace with increased criminal prosecutions, new judicial appointments, and the increased need for probation supervision of offenders released from prison.
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Jenner & Block Leads Movie Industry Attack on Internet TV Site | The Recorder - Law.com April 4, 2020
Jenner & Block Leads Movie Industry Attack on Internet TV Site | The Recorder Law.com
Tinder Accuses Bumble Of 'Exploiting' COVID-19 In IP Fight - Law360 April 3, 2020
Tinder Accuses Bumble Of 'Exploiting' COVID-19 In IP Fight Law360
COVID-19: Patent and Trademark Office Updates as of April 1, 2020 - JD Supra April 3, 2020
COVID-19: Patent and Trademark Office Updates as of April 1, 2020 JD Supra
COVID-19 Impacts on Businesses and Their Intellectual Property - JD Supra April 3, 2020
COVID-19 Impacts on Businesses and Their Intellectual Property JD Supra
LionLaunch Live: Protecting Your Ideas and Intellectual Property Basics - Penn State News April 3, 2020
LionLaunch Live: Protecting Your Ideas and Intellectual Property Basics Penn State News
IP Hires: Williams & Connolly, Ice Miller, Haynes & Boone - Law360 April 3, 2020
IP Hires: Williams & Connolly, Ice Miller, Haynes & Boone Law360
Aradigm Announces Sale of Assets to Grifols, S.A. - Business Wire April 3, 2020
Aradigm Announces Sale of Assets to Grifols, S.A. Business Wire
Facebook and Princeton Sued over Allegedly Scraped Data - Law Street Media April 3, 2020
Facebook and Princeton Sued over Allegedly Scraped Data Law Street Media
Defend Trade Secrets Act Goes International | New York Law Journal - Law.com April 3, 2020
Defend Trade Secrets Act Goes International | New York Law Journal Law.com
Astonishing growth in Medical Intellectual Property Market which is growing exponentially with the major key players in the market within the forecast Period 2020-2027 - Bandera County Courier April 3, 2020
Astonishing growth in Medical Intellectual Property Market which is growing exponentially with the major key players in the market within the forecast Period 2020-2027 Bandera County Courier