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Keep Alert interviewed in the roundtable on NewgTLDs of IPPro The Internet (04/2013)In its special edition for the INTA meeting in Dallas (No. 13 of 02.04.2013), the magazine IPPro The Internet has organized a round table about the NewgTLD programme supported by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).30 April 2013Read More...
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White paper "Cybersquatting in 2012"On the occasion of its participation at the 135th annual meeting of INTA (International Trademark Association) in Dallas, Keep Alert brand monitoring platform has published a white paper on the different faces of cybersquatting in 2012.30 April 2013Read More...
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Extension ranking March 2013: almost 110 million domain names for the .COMThe Top-Level-Domain (TLD) .COM almost reaches the 110 million of domain name registrations a few months before the appearance of the first NewgTLDs. Discover the signifiant development for the .NET, .CO (Colombia), .ASIA and .PRO. On the other side some TLDs lost a lot of registrations (.cрб IDN for Serbia or .INFO). The ranking also present the...29 April 2013Read More...
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White Paper
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White paper "cybersquatting in 2011" Keep Alert, an online brand monitoring platform, publishes a white paper on the faces of cybersquatting in 2011. Keep Alert studied UDRP decisions on thousands of disputed domain names made in 2011 by the main arbitration centers. This white paper describes...12 June 2012Read More...
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