Facebook Platform Fraud: An example of “fair use” in a #domain name
Using famous brands in domain names is a no-no and a surefire way to end up dealing with a UDRP. Facebook in particular takes an aggressive approach to protecting its massively famous, global brand and trademark. There is also “fair use,” a doctrine in US law permitting limited use of copyrighted material without having to […]
Copyright © 2024 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.Killed by #Google: Does this #domain pass the “fair use” requirement?
When it comes down to using famous brands in domain names, the basic response is: Don’t do it, bro. Most such cases end up in a swift UDRP decision favoring the Complainant – the company whose trademark was infringed upon. But is there a “fair use” instance that would permit such famous, or less famous […]
Copyright © 2024 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.IMAO .com : Selling a #domain for profit isn’t unfair use, per #UDRP decision
The registrant of the aged domain IMAO.com won it at a SnapNames auction in 2006, for the hefty sum of $2,150 dollars. Apparently, IMAO is a registered trademark since 1992, of the Japanese company IMAO Corporation of Gifu, Japan. The registrant of the domain is Korean. The Japanese company filed a UDRP, stating that in […]
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