The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers claimed victory in a legal battle with domain registrar VeriSign after a federal judge dismissed claims that ICANN had misused its power as the Internet's governing body.
On Monday, ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, will file a motion designed to block Mountain View, California, based VeriSign's antitrust lawsuit on the basis that the suit violates California's SLAPP law.
Optima Technology, a software and services provider, has petitioned the SEC to investigate VeriSign-Network Solutions, and to begin governmental oversight of the troubled registrar
The Internet and telecommunications network signed a definitive agreement with Pivotal Private Equity for $100 million, consisting of $60 million in cash and a $40 million senior subordinated note, the company announced
ICANN stepped up its efforts to shut down VeriSign's controversial Site Finder service by threatening legal action against the domain registrar unless it complies with a directive to suspend service
In the continuing battle against VeriSign's Site Finder service, Go Daddy Software, Inc. is the latest litigant to join in on the fray against the controversial paid advertising service that redirects traffic to its own network
An Internet search company contends that Mountain View, Calif.-based VeriSign has been routinely redirecting misspelled IP and email addresses back to its own search site SiteFinder and in doing so has been stealing revenue.
