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This Committee monitors, reports, and submits comments on significant developments in the area of trademarks and the internet.
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Key Initiatives
- The committee monitors and reports on significant developments in the area of trademarks and the internet. A major focus of the committee is the domain name administration system.
- The committee represents AIPLA's interests as a member of the Intellectual Property Constituency (IPC) of The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), and participates in various ICANN-related working groups, working closely with AIPLA's Executive Director.
- We also monitor and may become involved in internet-focused legislation that impacts trademark owners, as necessary.
- Other areas of interest include UDRP domain name dispute decisions and relevant case law developments, such as cases involving the use of others' trademarks in keyword-triggered search engine advertising.
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