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Monster.com Beats Monster, Inc For .monster
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<blockquote data-quote="Domain Author" data-source="post: 2225246" data-attributes="member: 322823285"><p>Monster.com, the NYSE listed job portal, beat Monster, Inc. the company that makes high end audio cables and other equipments, for the new gTLD .Monster. </p><p></p><p>According to its application Monster.com plans to operate .Monster as a .brand domain extension:</p><p></p><p>“The proposed gTLD will be a restricted, exclusively-controlled gTLD where only Applicant, affiliated entities and authorized business partners will be permitted to register second-level domains for Applicant business purposes only for a term of one to ten years.</p><p></p><p>Affiliated entities who are part of the same corporate organization as the Applicant who seek registrations for second-level names under the TLD will be required to present evidence in writing to accredited registrar(s) for the TLD demonstrating explicit authorization from an officer of the Applicant company to register second-level names within the TLD to protect against unauthorized registration within the TLD by unaffiliated third parties.</p><p></p><p>Applicants and affiliated entities owned and⁄or controlled by the same corporate parent company will supply corporate contact and ownership information, not personal information, for each registration obtained under the TLD for display in the TLD WHOIS."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Domain Author, post: 2225246, member: 322823285"] Monster.com, the NYSE listed job portal, beat Monster, Inc. the company that makes high end audio cables and other equipments, for the new gTLD .Monster. According to its application Monster.com plans to operate .Monster as a .brand domain extension: “The proposed gTLD will be a restricted, exclusively-controlled gTLD where only Applicant, affiliated entities and authorized business partners will be permitted to register second-level domains for Applicant business purposes only for a term of one to ten years. Affiliated entities who are part of the same corporate organization as the Applicant who seek registrations for second-level names under the TLD will be required to present evidence in writing to accredited registrar(s) for the TLD demonstrating explicit authorization from an officer of the Applicant company to register second-level names within the TLD to protect against unauthorized registration within the TLD by unaffiliated third parties. Applicants and affiliated entities owned and⁄or controlled by the same corporate parent company will supply corporate contact and ownership information, not personal information, for each registration obtained under the TLD for display in the TLD WHOIS." [/QUOTE]
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