Domain news.

TrustName customer files new lawsuit in Verisign’s home court

A stolen domain is back in court, and the venue says more about Verisign than about the victim.

Cyber.com Sold for 7 Figures via Sedo

Cyber.com just changed hands for seven figures, and the only reason we know is a DNS monitoring report.

1 sale cited

Antitrust lawsuit filed against Verisign and ICANN over .com pricing

A California plaintiff just did what years of registrar grumbling could not: put the .com pricing machine in front of a judge.

A troubling dissent in a cybersquatting dispute

A cybersquatting case just ended with the trademark owner losing — and a panelist publicly disagreeing with how the majority got there.

August’s top domain name stories

The industry’s real August headline was not a sale—it was a deadline.

nameDesk publishes The 2026 new TLD round, explained

The next new gTLD round now has a manual — and the 2012 lessons are written into it.

Discontinuation of third-level .name domains leaves some in a lurch

Verisign is sunsetting the third-level .name tier, and the registrants who built email and websites on it are discovering how little of the namespace they actually controlled.

Sedo end user domain sales up to $75,000

Sedo's latest end-user sales list: unglamorous buyers, quietly functional prices.

Top USD sale trade.io $75,000 18 sales cited

.Com rankings: Squarespace leaps Tucows

The .com order has changed: Squarespace is now the fourth-largest registrar, and Tucows is looking up.

Dynadot Announces KYC Verification for Some TLDs

Dynadot is asking customers to prove who they are. The requirement was not Dynadot's idea.

Customer sues TrustName over stolen domains

When a registrar loses a domain, the customer's math gets loud: $70,000 a day.