Legal Issues about Trademarks and Domain Names
| by Peter Goldberg | May 16, 2006 |
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Trade marks are a name or symbol that are used to distinguish the goods of services of a particular company from others. Similar to copyrights and other signs of intellectual property, the effects of the trademark system is territorial. This means, that each country has its own trademark system. |
Dead Domains - how to give them a decent burial!
| by Margaret MacGillivray | October 13, 2005 |
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If your web site isn't working for you, you should have a good exit strategy for your domain name. |
Is Your Domain Name In Trouble?!
| by Alyice Edrich | May 26, 2004 | |
How long ago was it that you purchased your Domain Name? Is it time to re-register? Check your expiration date today! If you have six months or less on your contract, re-register today, before something happens and it's too late. |
Psst..wanna register a domain?
| by Michael Bloch | April 10, 2004 |
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Found a cheap domain name registrar? It may cost a lot more than you think...... |
Reduce Your Domain Name Renewal Overheads!
| by Lee Hodgson | |
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Most people that have registered domain names in the past few years will be paying $35 per year to renew them, either via a web hosting company or directly to Network Solutions. |
Take Responsibility for Domain Renewals
I'm sometimes contacted by site owners complaining their web site and e-mail has suddenly stopped working. |
Give Domain Registration Information a Second Thought
| by Lee Hodgson | |
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Enter Honest and Complete Registration Information
WHOIS data is very poorly protected by privacy laws, and is in fact available for any company to buy for $10,000 or less.
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How Do You Purchase A New Domain Name?
Purchasing a new domain name requires two steps.
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You must pay for the domain name itself.
You must "park your domain name" somewhere. This means that you must provide the name registrar with a server location on which your domain name will reside.
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