ICA Annual Member Meeting 2025
The ICA Member Meeting is the ultimate gathering for networking, connection, and learning within our community. Built to bring members together in a fun and engaging setting, this event is the perfect opportunity to meet industry leaders, share ideas, and build lasting relationships. With a focus on fostering collaboration and creating memorable experiences, it has become a must-attend event for the who’s who of our industry.
By participating, members play an active role in shaping the direction of ICA and ensuring its continued growth and impact.
The Internet Commerce Association (ICA) is a non-profit advocating for the rights and interests of domain name owners and related service providers.
UDRP Case Summaries
Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy was established and adopted at ICANN’s inception as a dispute resolution policy to resolve disputes between trademark holders and domain owners more quickly and cost-effectively than judicial litigation.
Read summaries from UDRP cases.
When Responding Matters – vol 5.13
When Responding Matters Why is it important to file a response in a UDRP dispute? Sometimes the respondent’s rights / legitimate interest may be evident even in default cases, for…
Complainant Uses “Strip Curtains” Descriptively – vol. 5.12
The ICA is hosting a free webinar this Wednesday: New gTLD Intelligence – Insights from the Experts, which will explore the current status of ICANN’s New gTLD Program and what’s on…
Registrant May Retain Legitimate Interest Despite Trademark Abandonment – vol 5.11
Registrant May Retain Legitimate Interest Despite Trademark Abandonment A tour de force decision in all respects, which is made even more interesting considering who the Respondent is. On Identical/Confusing Similarity,…
The Importance of Including Material Facts in a Decision – vol 5.10
The Importance of Including Material Facts in a Decision The challenge for the reader of the LSAC .com decision is that not enough information is provided for the reader to…
Finding Bad Faith Despite Lack of Evidence – vol. 5.9
Finding Bad Faith Despite Lack of Evidence In this case, a Domain Name that predates the Complainant’s registered trademark rights dropped and then was registered by a third-party. It apparently…
Neither Party Knew Who it Was Negotiating With – vol 5.8
Neither Party Knew Who it Was Negotiating With In this thoroughly reasoned decision of <realsense .com>, the Panel made several important observations; 1) The parties did not negotiate directly. Rather,…
From the ICA Blog
New gTLD Intelligence: Hear from the Experts on the Current Status of the Program and What to Expect in the Future
The ICA Drinks Reception at ICANN Seattle!
Jonathan Tenenbaum Joining the ICA Board
Two-Letter Domain Names, the Big Game, and the UDRP – by John Berryhill
Celebrating Atom.com and Darpan Munjal: Winners of the Inaugural ICA Trailblazer Award
Thank You for an Unforgettable ICA Annual Member Meeting!
Article: Four Explanations for the Nature of Names by Sten Lillieström
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