Bodog Forced To Change Domain Name – Now This Is Screwed Up
Thursday, August 30th, 2007I am not 100% sure of all the details but a few days ago I heard Bodog.com, the online gaming portal had been forced to operate under a new domain, newbodog.com.
According to CasinoWire.com
Bodog were ordered that all domains were to be defaulted and transferred to 1st Technology LLC, a leading technology licensing company headed by Dr Scott Lewis. The reason behind this ruling is an alleged patent infringement.
1st Technology LLC claim that the method used by Bodog to transmit and produce certain multi media is illegal as it violates their patents. The patent in question was filed by Mel Molnick with the U.S. Patent Office in 1995 and published in 1998. The company originally sued Bodog in
A judge had ruled in this initial proceeding that the sum of $48,937,456 should be paid by Bodog, who failed to appear in court. The case then moved to
I was quickly reading David Naylor blog and I know he knows some people who have inside information. According to Naylor, his inside guy said
“If you can use a judgment to force enom to turn off domains, you could do the same thing to ICANN, which means you could sue anyone in the world and get their site turned off.”
From the little I understand, Bodog is not even an
If that is the case, then this is highly screwed up!




