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Editor's Notes

• #2: Introduction – David Mitnick Founder of DomainSkate
• #3: New domain space is important for businesses and entrepreneurs.
• #4: Protecting your revenue and reputation online. Not just for the
• #6: Before, there were 22 top level domains – the oldies but goodies… biggest expansion of the Internet, ever.
• #7: If that did not hit home, largest expansion of the internet, ever.
• #8: Ability to identify clearly via your domain or url to your customers or audience.
• #9: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gP0Hl1Xi-fA
• #11: Focus on connecting to the brand! Exciting ways to connect Marketing Brand Recognition Security Simpler digital footprint
• #12: Focus on the business of running a registry – selling domains, creating value in the space…
• #13: .NYC going live this fall, sunrise period (protected period for TM holders to register domains relective of their marks)– heavily touted by the mayor’s office and local officials.
• #15: First time see the url in different languages -
• #17: TALK ABOUT Multi-Stakeholder model – want to bring everyone into the fold, not just English speakers, make the web a more “internationalized” place.
• #19: Every Fortune 500 company opposed the new gtld plan b/c knew it would lead to more problems – and greater costs for brands and trademark holders. It’s about protecting your Name, Revenue, and Reputation
• #20: Lots of people out there, competitors, scammers, etc… that want to make a buck of your customers, which won’t make them happy Your responsibility to keep do what you can to protect your business.
• #21: Weworkonline.comFakeoakleys.yearasov.usConfusion, lost revenue, counterfeit sales
• #22: Phishing is a way of attempting (broadly) to acquire information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication. Spear Phishing is the same as Phishing. The difference is that the attack is targeted towards a specific person or group. Specific and targeted toward the “victim” Whaling is the same thing as Spear Phishing. The difference is that the specific target is high-value, such as company CEOs, CFOs, etc.Could be your customers, not just big business focused ANYMORE – SMBs are getting hit too.
• #23: In this scenario, a phony version of a legitimate Web site is created, with inaccurate, harmful, libelous, or scandalous information about the company and its employees, plans, products, or services. By the time the imposters are caught and shut down, a great deal of damage already may have been done. Besides creating public relations disasters for the target company, fraudulent mirror sites also have the potential to deflate or increase the value of a company's stock and positively or negatively impact its bottom line in other ways.
• #25: Is a central repository for the information related to the rights of trademark owners to be stored, authenticated and distributed.When a customer attempts to register a new domain and the domain matches up with a trademark in the TMCH, the customer receives a warning that it may be considered cybersquatting.Gives trademarks that are registered right to register name(s) before go on sale to public – can get domains that are helpful to your business, important to your brand.
• #26: When a trademark holder files a complaint, the registrar immediately freezes the domain. The “registrant” has 14 days to submit a response. If there is no reply the domain name is suspended. The domain name will not be deleted or transferred to the trademark owner - points to a mandatory URS placeholder pageQuick and dirty way to get rid of a domain
• #28: Though many journalists and politicians present the new internet (expanded) as the Internet going to hell in a handbasket – it’s not. Yes, it’s going to take more time and resources to police and keep-up, but it does not have to be drag on you or your business.
• #30: PLAY A LITTLE OFFENSE: If your small business has developed a valuable brand name, make sure you look at the list of new registries, or consult with someone who will do it for you. If your business relates to a niche area that might benefit from a domain in a new registry, it might be worth registering a few to see if those registries pan out and become “go-to” places in the future. Generic terms might lead to traffic, properly used in new registries. https://flic.kr/p/aKNQp
• #31: PLAY A LITTLE DEFENSE: Your business might be hurt by someone who registers your trademark in a new registry. Identify relevant registries that have domain names that will be cheap to own and hold onto. Further, if you have a registered trademark, you can take advantage of early registry or “Sunrise Registration” periods that will allow you to get in early and protect your mark, via the TMCH. Get familiar with litigation alternatives like the UDRP complaint process that can save you money and time if you have to recover a cybersquatted domain. https://flic.kr/p/4MFFkw
• #32: Dedicated registries could provide ideal platforms for users to conduct trusted searches for areas that are automatically associated with that domain.