NCSG input on request for special privileges for Red Cross & International Olympic Committee regarding Internet domains
Nicolas Adam
nickolas.adam at GMAIL.COM
Thu Oct 13 22:30:27 EEST 2011
Clearly, IMO, a bad policy when dealing with strings that are trade
marked multiple times. But I might have missed a few historical rounds.
Or I'm missing something else.
Nicolas
On 10/13/2011 9:29 AM, Milton L Mueller wrote:
>
> Alain
>
> There is no need to apply for a gTLD to "protect" trademarked brand
> names. The policy allows one to pre-empt/prevent someone else from
> registering a gTLD based on your trademark. In other words,
> louisvuitton's refusal to apply for . louisvuitton does NOT mean that
> anyone else can apply for it.
>
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