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With the Internet giving individuals an unprecedented opportunity to widely disseminate information at low cost, virtually anybody who wants to distribute a message can do so. That includes owners of "gripe sites," which use their targets' trademarks in the sites' text and sometimes in the sites' domain names. As recent cases have shown, shutting down "gripe sites" is not easy. Attorney Kelly D. Talcott gives some suggestions on how trademark owners should respond to these sites.
April 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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