“Three Strikes UDRP Rule Worries Demand Media”
Posted May 16th, 2011
According to DomainIncite.com: “ Demand Media and the Internet Commerce Association have called for ICANN to drop the “three strikes and you’re out” ban on applying for new top-level domains.
In the current version of ICANN’s Applicant Guidebook, if you’ve lost three UDRP cases in the last four years you’re considered a cybersquatter and effectively barred from applying for a new TLD.
It’s not entirely clear, but it is quite possible that this provision may capture Demand Media and Go Daddy, which, via subsidiary companies, have lost several UDRP complaints.”
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Tags: Applicant Guidebook, Demand Media, Internet Commerce Association
Posted in gTLDS, UDRP by Kelly Hardy
