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End user domain name sales up to $60k January 21, 2021
A QR code company, an event producer, and a virtual reality company recently bought domain names at Sedo. Sedo had some nice end user sales this past week, including HolyGround.com for $60,000 and Flow.me for €48,000. Another interesting sale is EditPad.org for €30,000. There is an online plain text editor at the domain, but I […]
Andrew Allemann
The (original) Boring Company sues Elon Musk’s company for trademark infringement January 20, 2021
A Nevada company says it is receiving invoices and collection notices meant for Elon Musk’s tunnel-building company. Let’s say you’re a company in Las Vegas that does boring, trenching, and other underground drilling. You’re called The Boring Company. You use the domain name TheBoringCompany.com to promote your services. Then Elon Musk, the richest person in […]
Andrew Allemann
Direct visits drive demand for domains in China January 20, 2021
Data from Baidu shows how people in China visit websites. Is domain important when Chinese consumers visit a website? What are the implications in terms of demand for domains and types of domains that can sell to people and companies in China? As a domain investor, these are the questions I want to get answers […]
Kassey Lee
Clubhouse app driving surge in .Club registrations January 20, 2021
.Club is on a tear thanks to the Clubhouse app. If you follow .Club founder Colin Campbell on twitter, you know he’s been excited the past couple of weeks. .Club has been on a tear. Here’s one of his tweets: The only way to describe it is “Absolute Pandemonium” Yesterday hit 469 premium name sales, […]
Andrew Allemann
Namecheap tops $200 million revenue in 2020 January 19, 2021
Company hits big revenue milestone during its 20th year in business. Privately held domain name registrar and hosting company Namecheap has revealed to Domain Name Wire that it topped $200 million in revenue last year. The milestone comes during the company’s 20th year in business. Revenue was up 35%, or $51.6 million, over the $149 […]
Andrew Allemann

Judiciary Addresses Cybersecurity Breach: Extra Safeguards to Protect Sensitive Court Records January 6, 2021
After the recent disclosure of widespread cybersecurity breaches of both private sector and government computer systems, federal courts are immediately adding new security procedures to protect highly sensitive confidential documents filed with the courts.
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Duff to Retire as Administrative Office Director; Judge Mauskopf Named as Successor January 5, 2021
James C. Duff has announced he will retire as the director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts on Jan. 31. Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., has appointed Chief Judge Roslynn R. Mauskopf, of the Eastern District of New York, as his successor, effective Feb. 1.
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Chief Justice Roberts Issues 2020 Year-End Report December 31, 2020
Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., has issued his 2020 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary.
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Judicial Security Legislation Stalls, Awaits Congressional Action in 2021 December 17, 2020
On Wednesday afternoon, the United States Senate considered but failed to act on the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act of 2020, legislation that would enhance the security protections for federal judges nationwide.
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Federal Courts Participate in Audio Livestream Pilot December 15, 2020
Thirteen district courts around the country will livestream audio of select proceedings in civil cases of public interest next year as part of a two-year pilot program.
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Judges Bring Students and Their Families an Inside Look at The Bill of Rights December 10, 2020
Students and parents across the Midwest gathered around computer screens set up at kitchen tables, desks, and couches to join federal judges and volunteer attorneys in an educational celebration of the Bill of Rights in advance of its Dec. 15 anniversary.
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Judicial and Legislative Branches to Continue Discussions on Judiciary Case Management Bill December 9, 2020
The Judicial Conference of the United States expressed its opposition to the version of a bill passed by the House this week, saying it “will have devastating budgetary and operational impact on the Judiciary and our ability to serve the public” by imposing radical and costly changes on the Third Branch’s electronic case management system […]
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Judiciary Calls for Passage of Security Legislation December 4, 2020
The Judiciary implores Congress to pass the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act of 2020 during the current lame duck session. The bipartisan bill if passed, would improve security at judges’ homes and at federal courthouses across the country.
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Courts Suspending Jury Trials as COVID-19 Cases Surge November 20, 2020
About two dozen U.S. district courts have posted orders that suspend jury trials or grand jury proceedings, and scale back other courthouse activities in response to a sharp nationwide rise in coronavirus (COVID-19) cases. The surge in new court orders in recent weeks marks a significant pause in efforts by federal courts to resume full […]
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Law Clerk Hiring Plan Extended November 12, 2020
The Judiciary’s Federal Law Clerk Hiring Pilot Plan, which makes the judicial clerkship hiring process more transparent and uniform, has been extended for two years after getting good reviews from both law school deans and judges.
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UK intellectual property regime post Brexit will remain one of the strongest and most developed in the world - Lexology January 22, 2021
UK intellectual property regime post Brexit will remain one of the strongest and most developed in the world Lexology
Stricter Requirements For Proving Use Of A Trademark Through Invoices - Intellectual Property - Ecuador - Mondaq News Alerts January 22, 2021
Stricter Requirements For Proving Use Of A Trademark Through Invoices - Intellectual Property - Ecuador Mondaq News Alerts
Morgan Lewis Automotive & Mobility – Q4 2020 | Morgan Lewis - JD Supra January 22, 2021
Morgan Lewis Automotive & Mobility – Q4 2020 | Morgan Lewis JD Supra
Evolving Trends in the Production and Distribution of Streaming Media - Lexology January 22, 2021
Evolving Trends in the Production and Distribution of Streaming Media Lexology
Shell Awarded 5.5 Million RMB in Chinese Trademark Infringement Case - The National Law Review January 22, 2021
Shell Awarded 5.5 Million RMB in Chinese Trademark Infringement Case The National Law Review
2020 relief bill includes sweeping changes to trademark and copyright law - JD Supra January 21, 2021
2020 relief bill includes sweeping changes to trademark and copyright law JD Supra
The Federal Circuit, in Boeing, Backs Contractors' Proprietary Markings, but Leaves Open an Important Question on Scope - JD Supra January 21, 2021
The Federal Circuit, in Boeing, Backs Contractors' Proprietary Markings, but Leaves Open an Important Question on Scope JD Supra
TiVo, TCL Expand Intellectual Property Relationship - Media Play News January 21, 2021
TiVo, TCL Expand Intellectual Property Relationship Media Play News
Telescope Casual Furniture Bazza Sling Chaise Lawsuit Resolution - Furniture Today January 21, 2021
Telescope Casual Furniture Bazza Sling Chaise Lawsuit Resolution Furniture Today
Intellectual Property Software Market May see a Big Move | Major Giants LexisNexis, VajraSoft, Questel – NeighborWebSJ - NeighborWebSJ January 21, 2021
Intellectual Property Software Market May see a Big Move | Major Giants LexisNexis, VajraSoft, Questel – NeighborWebSJ NeighborWebSJ