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... prove the use of its name as a customary trade mark and lost the proceedings. The Charles Machine Works Inc., founded in 1957, believes that its rights have been infringed by the domain thecharlesmachineworks.com, which is why it initiated UDRP proceedings before The Forum. Among other things, ...

... the procedure for a .cv domain is therefore no different from a UDRP procedure for a generic top-level domain. The procedure has come at the right time: thanks to a partnership with the US-based OlaCV, .cv domains have recently become available via numerous well-known registrars worldwide. ...

... owner of the domain eagledata.com, which was registered in 2002. This went very wrong. The US company Eagle Data Inc. believes that its trademark rights have been infringed by the domain eagledata.com, which is why it has initiated UDRP proceedings before the WIPO. Among other things, it claims ...

... this - the only - evidence of bad faith use to be unconvincing. He dismissed the complaint in July 2024 due to the lack of evidence of a trademark right (Forum Claim Number: FA2406002104055). In September 2024, the complainant again initiated UDRP proceedings for the domain authentlc.com before ...

... UDRP dispute over lambo.com in 2022, he sued the US civil courts for a declaration that he was the legitimate domain owner and that there was no right to transfer the domain to Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A.. Now, two years later, the judgment of the United States District Court for the District ...

... Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) to resolve international domain name disputes. Trademark owners were convinced by the UDRP right from the start, as it was quick (it usually only takes a few weeks from the filing of a complaint to the decision), inexpensive (fees start at ...

... people have more money than sense though, by the countless domains they're registering. There is nothing wrong with your conviction. This is your right. As for me, I have informed myself well and I am investing heavily in Freename. As with any new technology, there are proponents and critics. ...

The Swiss company Polydec considered its trade mark rights to have been infringed by the domain polydec.com. After the German domain owner failed to respond to enquiries, Polydec started UDRP proceedings, which amounted to reverse domain name hijacking, ...

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... (DC), the World Wide Web Foundation, also known as the Web Foundation, was committed to promoting the web as a public good and fundamental right. Its goal was a world in which everyone has the same rights and opportunities online. The ‘Contract for the Web’ was published as a set of principles ...