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  1. The UDRP isn't just a similarity test. Bad faith requires strong evidence that the respondent registered the domain because of the complainant's mark. Where the disputed name is coherent and independently attractive, panels should be cautious about inferring targeting from phonetic resemblance alone, especially if the complainant's mark isn't globally famous and the respondent is outside the complainant's home market.

  2. It's mind-boggling that Panelist David L. Kreider accepted the Complainant’s claim that caresoft is confusingly similar to CARAHSOFT, calling it a “classic typosquatting” case and that the Telstra doctrine applied to the case.

    There are 97 active businesses using “Caresoft” in their names!



  3. How does a business based in France file a complaint against a .US name?

    Gleamer SAS ("Complainant") owns a trademark for Gleamer registered with the USPTO on the principal register. But that only gives the Complainant standing. It still had to prove that the domain was registered or used in bad faith by the respondent. In the matter of Gleamer .US, it was already repossessed by the registrar at the time the Complaint was filed and the registrar hadn't used it yet.

  4. What do you think happened in this UDRP decision?

    redmountain .com (purchased for $10,000, but not used yet. 1000s of businesses use Red Mountain in their names. 15 matching registered in USPTO.)



  5. We had our QUASAR #research group meeting at the @nursing today. We had great discussions around r package development on nurse staffing, an international study on triage in the ED, surveying pre-implementation perceptions on medical indicators in #LTC and a sustainable dementia care model in LTC. Niklaus Labhardt was our special guest presenting their fascinating work on reducing the burden of non-communicable diseases in rural Lesotho.

    A lot to exchange, a lot to gain and a lot of fun! 🥳

  6. Warum und wie setzen #Spitäler #Temporärkräfte ein? 🏨🤔

    In Zusammenarbeit mit dem TAILR-Team im Iran haben wir unsere Analyse dazu in IJNS Advances veröffentlicht. 🥳🤓

    Was haben wir dabei gelernt?👇

    💡 Temporärkräfte und Pflegehelfer wurden in 12,2 % der Schichten eingesetzt, häufiger in der Frühschicht (15,2 %) und in der Spätschicht (12,5 %). 📊

    Link zum Artikel am Ende des Threads...

    #Wissenschaft #Pflege #Personal #Temporärkräfte #OpenAccess #CH @nursing @[email protected]

  7. #Burnout & #back #pain in #Swiss #homecare. @taniamartins presents her PhD work at #DGP25. Of 2514 #HCW 68.8% report back pain and 26.5 report burnout symptoms. Confirming important role of leadership, workload work-life-balance. @nursingresearch @nursing

  8. A Trump appointed judge killed The Keep Families Together [KFT] program today.

    Trump's mass roundup and deportation initiative may begin in February 2025.

    Why did Latinos vote for Trump?

  9. Is it wrong to adopt a trademark that matches a domain name that you don't own or have access to use it?

    Eg. Voodoo of France owns trademark registrations for PAPER .IO and has now hijacked the paper .io domain name using that .



  10. Fox Media hijacks the fox .org domain name from former USF Professor Bill Biersdorf

    Based on the allegation of a phishing email campaign.

    Bill Biersdorf registered fox .org for his Fox Research Institute in 1996.


    PDF
    wipo.int/amc/en/domains/search

  11. While some domain names have obvious issues

    I am surprised about this transfer order for vanillacard .net

    Who has exclusive rights to the term Vanilla Card?

    It is not a well known trademark.


  12. Is there any new startup that can use the word Uber in their name?

    Uber Technologies filed a complaint against flyuberjets .com


  13. Tucows is going to lose a lot of foreign domain registration business because of this Ontario court decision regarding security for costs.


    appeals to court

    ippractice.ca/decision/?cite=2