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Dell joins domain name hall of shame (again)
Big companies don't like it when you setup a website with their name, a likeness of their name, or part of their name in your URL. That's why Dell are pestering the owner of dellwebsites.com. The Register gives us the lowdown:
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big companies will never be happy until they own every letter in their name so no-one else can use them or have an international law passed stating only large companies are allowed websites. It is getting that stupid.
I agree with what's said in the article, an individual has no easy recourse when big companies make threats over something they have no legal right to yet claim to have. A group is needed that people can go to when they get this type of harassment. Companies have to stop making idle threats just to get what they want.
I do know everything, just not all at once. It's a virtual memory problem.
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This is just another case of David vs Goliath again. Companies like Dell and people like this should notice that actions against random domains like this actally give them bad publicity and make people frown upon them.
soooo who's next on their target list ? A quickie on google threw up the following links with dell in their domain name. http://www.delloro.com/ http://www.scottodell.com www.dellarte.com I wonder how long it will take before they take the rest of these to court :/ |
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