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May 27, 2015DOI:
10.4314/mlr.v8i2.6Keywords:
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Comment: Convergence of Trademark Law and E-Commerce: Overview of US, EU and China Regulations on Trademarks and Domain Names
Abstract
This comment outlines the significance of the relations between trademarks
and information technology from a comparative law perspective. It further
affirms the indispensability of an interdisciplinary approach for consistent
theoretical and legal framework with regard to trademarks and domain names in the context of e-commerce policy and practices. The comment also highlights the importance of intellectual property rights for economic development.
Key words: Industrial property, cybersquatting, internet domain names, metatags
