eff.org - 4/24/2009
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Commentary by Corynne McSherry Can a noncommercial critical website use the trademark of the entity it critiques in its domain name? Surprisingly, it appears that the usually open-minded folks at Wikipedia think not. Last February, a pair of artists, working with several collaborators, created a ...
newsroom.orange.co.uk - 4/23/2009
readwriteweb.com - 5/1/2009
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readwriteweb.com —
The search engine market is obviously dominated by
a small number of big players, but that doesn't...
mean that small companies with interesting ideas can't still get at least a small slice of this market. One of these services is Duck Duck Go , which ...
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Duck Duck Go: Silly Name, Interesting Search Engine
marketingpilgrim.com - 5/1/2009
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marketingpilgrim.com —
If ReadWriteWeb hadn’t looked at one of the
newest players in the search engine game it may...
not have been found based on its name, Duck Duck Go . Before there is any further discussion about the merits of the engine one has to wonder why this name? ...
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Good Review, Bad Name for Search Engine
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Wikipedia Threatens Artists Over Domain Name Of Art Project Involving Wikipedia
Techdirt —
... Both the EFF and Paul Levy (who has agreed to represent Wikipedia Art) have alerted us to the news that Wikipedia is demanding the artists hand over their domain by threatening legal action. As the EFF and Levy point out, this is a rather surprising move by the Wikipedia foundation, who should know better than to make a bogus demand on a URL just because it includes Wikipedia's name in it: ...
Wikipedia Founder Slams Wikipedia Art
WebProNews Feed —
... Although, Isenberg’s letter sounded enough like a threat to Kildall seek legal counsel, and his counsel seems to have agreed it sounded like a threat, and a lawyers from PublicCitizen and the EFF thought it sounded like a threat, both Isenberg in a later letter, and Wales himself, in a statement to WebProNews, say it was not actually a threat. ...
Wikipedia Founder Slams Wikipedia Art
WebProNews Feed —
... Although Isenberg’s letter sounded enough like a threat to Kildall to seek legal counsel, and his counsel seems to have agreed it sounded like a threat, and a lawyers from PublicCitizen and the EFF thought it sounded like a threat, both Isenberg in a later letter, and Wales himself, in a statement to WebProNews, say it was not actually a threat. ...
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