Domain name registration, trademark infringement, China
A recent decision --
The relation between domain name registration and trademark infringement - Lexology:
" . . . To conclude, GUO ZHONG CO. LTD.’s registration of the disputed domain name has violated the good faith principle and business ethics. Such act has damaged WeiChai Co. Ltd.’s legitimate rights and interests and violated Article 2 of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law of the People’s Republic of China, which provides the meaning of “unfair competition”. In view of this, Beijing First Intermediate People’s Court dismissed GUO ZHONG CO. LTD.’s claim. . . . "
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- ICANN, new gTLDs, malicious activity
- Domain Names, hijacking, abuse
- Apothecarie, dot com Domain Change
- DNS, DoS attacks, internet addresses
- Protecting Brands, Trademarks
- RDNH, HallofShame.com, Rick Schwartz
- USPTO, Applications for Marks Comprised of gTLDs
- New gTLDs, fraud, criminals, ICANN
- Verisign wins objection against dot ecom
- Choosing A Brandable Domain Name
- Companies lock Web domains after New York Times hack
- Domain name registration, trademark infringement, ...
- ICANN blasted for new gTLDs expansion
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