Only tenuously related to domain names, but definitely an important ruling
that re-establishes traditional limits on trademarks.
Andy
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Former Playboy Model Wins Right to Use Keywords
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In a closely reasone
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Just running some whois tests of dot.god's whois server. Were now running
some test records - so the following will work
whois -h whois.pccf.net icann.god
whois -h whois.pccf.net nic.god
whois -h whois.pccf.net baptista.god
regards
joe
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At 08:31 AM 12/17/99 -0800, you wrote:
>On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Hans K. Klein wrote:
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>> In short, the DNSO has a historic opportunity to change the TLD namespace
>> from its current status as a contraint on the development of the Internet,
>> not to mention a battleground for wasteful disputes, int
On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Hans K. Klein wrote:
> In short, the DNSO has a historic opportunity to change the TLD namespace
> from its current status as a contraint on the development of the Internet,
> not to mention a battleground for wasteful disputes, into a force for
> innovation consistent with t
Comment on Interim Report of Working Group C of the
Domain Name Supporting Organization,
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
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December 17, 1999
by
I find the following sort of thing comforting. Just remember, when the
big one comes - we'll all go together. The dns will however survive y2k,
not all of it. I expect alot of failure - but it will be progressive and
compounded by time.
MARINES ISSUE Y2K GAG ORDER
(Source: FCW) Marine C
