S sashas VIP Member VIP โ 15 โ Impact 90 Jul 6, 2007 210 views 2 replies #1 Do trademarks carry over languages? I mean, if i register a domain name in say, spanish, that means exactly the same as a trademarked name in english, will it be a copyright breach?
Do trademarks carry over languages? I mean, if i register a domain name in say, spanish, that means exactly the same as a trademarked name in english, will it be a copyright breach?
IAmAllanShore VIP Member VIP Trusted Contest Holder โ 20 โ Impact 254 Jul 6, 2007 #2 sashas said: Do trademarks carry over languages? I mean, if i register a domain name in say, spanish, that means exactly the same as a trademarked name in english, will it be a copyright breach? Click to expand... TM - and what? So if "banana" was TM'd, and you registered "banana.com" and claimed it was the Spanish spelling and therefore not... oh phooey. Stop trying to be clever -Allan :gl:
sashas said: Do trademarks carry over languages? I mean, if i register a domain name in say, spanish, that means exactly the same as a trademarked name in english, will it be a copyright breach? Click to expand... TM - and what? So if "banana" was TM'd, and you registered "banana.com" and claimed it was the Spanish spelling and therefore not... oh phooey. Stop trying to be clever -Allan :gl:
S sashas VIP Member VIP โ 15 โ Impact 90 Jul 6, 2007 #3 I'm obviously not talking about generics here I'm talking about specifics...like I own the domain name ekaurek.in, which means 1and1 in hindi does this count as a trademark breach of the 1and1.com website?
I'm obviously not talking about generics here I'm talking about specifics...like I own the domain name ekaurek.in, which means 1and1 in hindi does this count as a trademark breach of the 1and1.com website?