Why your monitoring service needs human intelligence, not just AI
Our Brand Protection team recently flagged a trend of infringements that illustrate the gap between automated monitoring and human expertise.
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Our Brand Protection team recently flagged a trend of infringements that illustrate the gap between automated monitoring and human expertise.
Protect your IP in the world's largest markets. GlobalBlock adds domain giants .de and .cn to its unified brand safety solution starting April 1, 2026.
Walk through the 7 stages of the ICANN 2026 new gTLD program application lifecycle, from pre-submission and strategy to final delegation.
Applying for a new gTLD? Get an essential overview of ICANN's 2026 program and determine which of the three potential applicant types you fit into.
The industry is moving toward "always-on" security validation. While the maximum lifetime for a public SSL/TLS certificate was previously 398 days, the CA/Browser Forum has established a phased transition to significantly shorter terms
The 2026 New gTLD application window opens April 30, 2026. Discover strategic opportunities for established brands, entrepreneurs, and communities to secure their own top-level domain.
As we approach the end of the year, I want to extend my sincere gratitude for the trust you place …
As your business grows, your digital ecosystem becomes more complex. If this sounds familiar, domain consolidation may be the solution.
For a company like Booking.com, with its catchy "Booking.yeah" campaign, owning the .yeah TLD could be a billion-dollar marketing idea.
When a world-famous football club files a domain dispute against a name that clearly targets its brand, you’d expect an easy win. Right? Wrong.