Post by account_disabled on Dec 2, 2023 1:05:50 GMT -5
A further distinction must be made between cybersquatting and the so-called "domaining" which consists in the practice of purchasing web domains with names with potential value based on search trends, to resell them at a higher price on the secondary market for domain names. In this case it is a legitimate business based on market logic. Read also “Coronavirus and domains. Millionaire offers for the most attractive names" How to recognize cybersquatting The line between reselling.
domains legally and committing an action Special Data punishable by law is very thin. In Italy, in fact, the trading of domains is a recognized operation as long as there is no illegal action against the competition. How can you understand that it is cybersquatting? It all depends on the intent: Whoever registered the domain must have done so with dishonest purposes. In our country there is not yet specific legislation for cybersquatting and usually in case of disputes, we rely on the law to protect the brand and the.
right to the name. It should also be underlined that, according to ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) policies, the following conditions must be met to detect abuse on a domain : The registrant must have registered the domain in bad faith. Whoever requests the reassignment of the domain must have a right to it. done so with dishonest purposes. In our country there is not yet specific legislation for cybersquatting and usually in case of disputes, we rely on the law to protect the brand and the.
domains legally and committing an action Special Data punishable by law is very thin. In Italy, in fact, the trading of domains is a recognized operation as long as there is no illegal action against the competition. How can you understand that it is cybersquatting? It all depends on the intent: Whoever registered the domain must have done so with dishonest purposes. In our country there is not yet specific legislation for cybersquatting and usually in case of disputes, we rely on the law to protect the brand and the.
right to the name. It should also be underlined that, according to ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) policies, the following conditions must be met to detect abuse on a domain : The registrant must have registered the domain in bad faith. Whoever requests the reassignment of the domain must have a right to it. done so with dishonest purposes. In our country there is not yet specific legislation for cybersquatting and usually in case of disputes, we rely on the law to protect the brand and the.