ICANN addresses trade mark concerns
27 February 2009
James Nurton, London
The internet body ICANN has identified trade mark protection as one of the key issues that require further work before more generic top-level domains (gTLDs) can be introduced
In a second draft of the Applicant Guidebook, published in advance of next week’s ICANN meeting in Mexico City, ICANN said it received hundreds of comments following the first draft Applicant Guidebook, and has made many changes.
ICANN’s staff has also prepared a 155-page analysis of the topics addressed. They identify four over-arching issues...
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