Slipknot has brought a lawsuit to reclaim the slipknot.com website domain from a cyber-squatter that's been using URL to advertise counterfeit merch.

Citing the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, the band - forced to use Slipknot1.com for nearly 25 years - seeks to ...

Slipknot have never owned the dotcom domain that uses their band name, an unknown third party having registered it back in ...

Legal experts would likely say Slipknot has strong grounds. The Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act allows ...

Looks like yet another member of Slipknot has been ousted from the group, as drummer Jay Weinberg is no longer part of the band. The news came about an hour ago after the following statement about the ...

Slipknot have filed a lawsuit against the anonymous cyber-squatter who owns the Slipknot.com web domain. Read more.

Heavy metal titans Slipknot will be marching to the beat of a different drum. "We would like to thank Jay Weinberg for his dedication and passion over the past ten years," the statement read. "No one ...