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Internet development––Literature
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Internet development—Literature This information is intended to provide useful pointers for readers; inclusion here is not to be construed as a recommendation or like endorsement by the editors or publishers. Equally, exclusion does not imply the reverse; the area is so wide and rapidly expanding that this section is necessarily highly selective.
Items from the British Library literature listing With the same acknowledgement and thanks set out in the main ‘Literature Listing’ section. Particular kinds of unfair competition on the Internet and conflict of laws. R. Mankowski, IIC, 2001, Vol. 32, No. 4, pp. 390–412. ICANN announces registration process for new .biz and .info TLDs. S. Klein, J. Davis, Trademark World, June 2001, No. 138, pp. 18–21. 1-800-Flowers and Absolut: infringement on the Internet in the UK courts. N. Rose, Trademark World, August 2001, No. 139, pp. 16–19. Meta tags and trade mark infringement, A. Murray, Intell Prop & Information Tech Law, 2001. Vol 6, No. 2, pp. 2–6.
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Reverse domain name hijacking: analysis and suggestions. E. Rhein, European Intellectual Property Review, December 2001, Vol. 23, No. 12, pp. 557–564. Note: Deutsche Welle v DiamondWare, before the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center. A tangled legal web: can a flawless Internet address system ever co-exist with traditional trademark law? Part 1. R. White, Trademark World, October 2001, No. 141, pp. 23–25. A tangled legal web: can a flawless Internet address system ever co-exist with traditional trademark law? Part 2. R. White, Trademark World, November 2001, No. 142, pp. 25–30. Note: 115 references. Famous personal names as trademarks under the UDRP. S. Stephens, Trademark World, December 2001, No. 143, pp. 16–22. Michael Blackman 45 Kenwood Drive Beckenham Kent BR3 6QY, UK E-mail address: [email protected]
Internet development—Literature This information is intended to provide useful pointers for readers; inclusion here is not to be construed as a recommendation or like endorsement by the editors or publishers. Equally, exclusion does not imply the reverse; the area is so wide and rapidly expanding that this section is necessarily highly selective.
Items from the British Library literature listing With the same acknowledgement and thanks set out in the main ‘Literature Listing’ section. Particular kinds of unfair competition on the Internet and conflict of laws. R. Mankowski, IIC, 2001, Vol. 32, No. 4, pp. 390–412. ICANN announces registration process for new .biz and .info TLDs. S. Klein, J. Davis, Trademark World, June 2001, No. 138, pp. 18–21. 1-800-Flowers and Absolut: infringement on the Internet in the UK courts. N. Rose, Trademark World, August 2001, No. 139, pp. 16–19. Meta tags and trade mark infringement, A. Murray, Intell Prop & Information Tech Law, 2001. Vol 6, No. 2, pp. 2–6.
PII: S 0 1 7 2 - 2 1 9 0 ( 0 2 ) 0 0 0 8 0 - 7
Reverse domain name hijacking: analysis and suggestions. E. Rhein, European Intellectual Property Review, December 2001, Vol. 23, No. 12, pp. 557–564. Note: Deutsche Welle v DiamondWare, before the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center. A tangled legal web: can a flawless Internet address system ever co-exist with traditional trademark law? Part 1. R. White, Trademark World, October 2001, No. 141, pp. 23–25. A tangled legal web: can a flawless Internet address system ever co-exist with traditional trademark law? Part 2. R. White, Trademark World, November 2001, No. 142, pp. 25–30. Note: 115 references. Famous personal names as trademarks under the UDRP. S. Stephens, Trademark World, December 2001, No. 143, pp. 16–22. Michael Blackman 45 Kenwood Drive Beckenham Kent BR3 6QY, UK E-mail address: [email protected]