Domain Name Glossary Terms
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Terms that begin with D
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Domain Name DisputeDisputes that arise over conflicting positions as to who has the right to register a specific domain name. Disputes often occur when a domain name that is the same, or similar to, a valid registered trademark is registered by a party that is not the owner of the registered trademark. A central factor in domain name disputes is the fact that domain names at the same level of the hierarchy must be unique. You might want to consult InterNIC' Domain Name Dispute Policy. Previous Domain Registration Term: Domain Name Next Domain Registration Term: Domain Name Registration |
All about domains
Register Domain Names
- Why Use Domain Names
- Cheap Domain Names
- .COM, .NET or .ORG?
- How Do You Spell Domain?
- Trademarks and Domains
- Expired Domain Names
- Shared vs. Dedicated IP
Domain Name Basics
- Domain Names Explained
- Domain Parking Explained
- Domain Name FAQ
- How to Sell a Domain
- Domain Name Appraisals
- Domain For Sale
- Domain Name Brokers
- Transferring Ownership
- Are Hyphens Bad?
TLD's and Subdomains
- Other Top Level Domains
- Top Level Domains
- Country Code TLDs
- The History of Domains
- Subdomains Explained
Registrars and WHOIS
- ICANN Accreditation
- Domain Name Resellers
- Whois Lookup
- Whois Privacy Concerns