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Registering web names

Cork · 2004-07-10 21:29:39

Say, somebody notices that a bands website is available. Say.www.davidbowie.com They register it. What can the band do to retrieve it? I am thinking of a well known band with a very distinctive name - what options are open to them? I surpose they could get an .ie web site address?

10-07-2004 9:29pm

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Say, somebody notices that a bands website is available.

Say.www.davidbowie.com

They register it.

What can the band do to retrieve it?

I am thinking of a well known band with a very distinctive name - what options are open to them?

I surpose they could get an .ie web site address?

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#2 11-07-2004 11:04am

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They could register the .ie, but if the .com was registered in "bad faith" they could take action to reclaim the domain.

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