This case involves a whopping 277 domains that are variations, phrases, and typos of "Kazaa". The result was a split decision because the panelist (subjectively) found some of them not to be sufficiently similar to the trademark. The respondent defaulted.
Is this the most domains that have been involved in a single UDRP case?
Kazaa, a popular file-trading system, is facing litigation over allegedly existing primarily as a medium for violating the intellectual property of others, so it's interesting that they're so vigorous in protecting their own intellectual property; this is one of many UDRP cases that they've filed and mostly won.
I also can't quite understand the mindset of all of those "typosquatters" that register any name they can think of that contains "Kazaa" (which they also do to "Google", "Yahoo", and any other famous name on the net). Do they really expect people to type in "downloadmusickazaa.com" (one of the disputed names in this case) instead of simply "kazaa.com"? Well, I guess the common use of stupid unnecessary domain names by legitimate companies, like sending people to "buyatoyota.com" instead of just "toyota.com", encourages such activity.
Is this the most domains that have been involved in a single UDRP case?
Kazaa, a popular file-trading system, is facing litigation over allegedly existing primarily as a medium for violating the intellectual property of others, so it's interesting that they're so vigorous in protecting their own intellectual property; this is one of many UDRP cases that they've filed and mostly won.
I also can't quite understand the mindset of all of those "typosquatters" that register any name they can think of that contains "Kazaa" (which they also do to "Google", "Yahoo", and any other famous name on the net). Do they really expect people to type in "downloadmusickazaa.com" (one of the disputed names in this case) instead of simply "kazaa.com"? Well, I guess the common use of stupid unnecessary domain names by legitimate companies, like sending people to "buyatoyota.com" instead of just "toyota.com", encourages such activity.