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All you need to pass E-Commerce v4
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| 20. under what law do domain naming registration fall
(correct answer)trademark law (helen you did this wrong honey)
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| it is good to see someone contribute and continue wat i did for ecommerce in this forum.
good work friends!
this is a way of learning.....
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| please send me e-commerce practice questions and dumps if you have any!!
webdesigneren2000@hotmail.com
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| Tell you the reason why the answer is "Trademark" law. Detail at http://www.icann.org/general/faq1.htm
Q: What is ICANN doing regarding resolution of trademark/domain-name disputes?
A: As envisioned in the U.S. Government's White Paper on Management of Internet Names and Addresses, one of the issues ICANN has been addressing is a dispute-resolution policy for trademark/domain name disputes. At the ICANN meeting held August 24-26, 1999 in Santiago, Chile, ICANN's Board of Directors adopted a dispute resolution policy to be applied uniformly by all ICANN-accredited registrars in the .com, .net, and .org top-level domains.
Q: How are disputes to be handled under the policy?
A: In general, the policy provides that registrars receiving complaints concerning the impact of domain names they have registered on trademarks or service marks will take no action until they receive instructions from the domain-name holder or an order of a court, arbitrator, or other neutral decision maker deciding the parties' dispute. There is an exception in the policy, however, for disputes involving domain names that are shown to have been registered in abusive attempts to profit from another's trademark (i.e. cybersquatting and cyberpiracy). In these cases of abusive registration, the complaining party can invoke a special administrative procedure to resolve the dispute. Under this procedure, the dispute will be decided by neutral persons selected from panels established for that purpose. The procedure will be handled in large part online, is designed to take less than 45 days, and is expected to cost about $1000 in fees to be paid to the entities providing the neutral persons. Parties to such disputes will also be able to go to court to resolve their dispute or to contest the outcome of the procedure.
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| Anybody who can reply with some cut'n paste E-Commerce questions???
Waiting for reply!!
Please make me happy!
*Thanks*
Primo
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