LAW360 - May 26 - A group of adult websites must be returned to FriendFinder Networks because they shouldn't have been included in the 2016 sale, a court ruled. The sale included ~1k sites, but 8 were mistakenly given to Penthouse. Penthouse argued that FriendFinder was not entitled to a return of the domains because its was FriendFinder's own actions that caused the sites to be transferred to Penthouse in May 2016. FriendFinder noticed that some of its revenues were dropping and its traffic was decreasing on some of the sites. It found that those sites were now redirecting to Penthouse.com.
by Vince Sullivan
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