Monday, July 28, 2008

The ownership of domain names “Cabernet .TM” is hard to decide

This domain name news is provided from the ShangHai XingGuo Net Technology co.,Ltd

"Heart like dual-screen, there are southands of contradiction inside," This ancient word used to describe the recent "Cabernet " trademark battle is very appropriate. However, when all sectors are concerned about how to end the case of trade marks protection, a survey found that "Cabernet. TM" domain names are suffering the embarrassing idle situation.
Recently, the "100 Solutions is satisfied that" the trademark was ruled Zhangyu after all, first the Great Wall, Dynasty, the Veyron issued a joint statement, then each of the three companies have jointly harvest, Jilin Tonghua a total of 12 wine companies signed "Chinese wine industry 7 • 16 Declaration, "pledged to recapture" of the 100-satisfaction "in the public domain resources.
At the same time, in the era of network news (www.now.cn) through whois query, the results showed that "100 Solutions is satisfied. TM" trademark can be registered the domain name status. It is learnt that, TM (TradeMark, trademarks) domain name on behalf of the trademark domain names, it is not only a corporate network trademarks, but also in e-commerce enterprises in the market permits, represents a good business reputation and excellent product quality. By the brand effect to the commercial value of businesses and business interests is incalculable.
Industry, revealed to reporters, "Carbernet. TM" was not favored in a wide range by enterprise, first, the trademark ownership of it is not available, many companies hope that plan previously before taking action, second the registration of “.TM” must be 10 years at one time costing tens of southand, many small and medium-sized domain name investors are discouraged. But he said that this also reflected from one aspect that wine enterprises do not pay attention to internet marketing, do not pay attention to the protection of domain name trademark brand. On the internet dominated by the younger consumer groups, the Cabernet wine which valued billions dollars should have a broader space for development.

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